Exfoliating Brush
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What Is A Exfoliating Brush?
An exfoliating brush is used to remove dead skin cells quicker to stimulate collagen production. This is great because collagen production can give you tighter skin. It also brushes off any oil and debris that plug pores so medications, if applicable, can penetrate your skin better. At CVS Pharmacy®, you can find a wide range of quality battery-powered exfoliating brushes for the deep cleansing of your face so you can achieve cleaner and clearer skin.
How To Use An Exfoliating Face Brush
Using an exfoliating brush can help you achieve clearer skin that you might not get by simply washing your face by hand. This brush moves the head in back-and-forth motions in repetition, exfoliating the pores and removing traces of debris and makeup. Here are the steps on how to use an exfoliating face brush:
• Pick the appropriate brush head/bristles for your skin type. Facial brushes have various kinds of heads, which can work for very dry and sensitive skin, while others are for acne-prone skin. If you are not sure about your skin type, ask a medical professional at your nearest CVS MinuteClinic.
• Remove any oil, makeup, lipstick, and other debris from your face using a cotton pad and makeup remover.
• Wash the exfoliating brush with warm water, and apply your cleanser of choice to its bristles.
• Work the brush in circular motions across your nose, chin, cheeks, and forehead for twenty seconds each, spreading the cleanser evenly and gently exfoliating the skin.
• Use lukewarm water to rinse your face, and pat it dry using a clean towel.
• If applicable, apply topical medications to finish your skincare routine.
How To Clean An Exfoliating Brush
Cleaning your exfoliating brush is essential because a dirty facial brush can caues acne breakouts and blemishes. Get rid of oil, dirt, and bacteria from your brush that accumulate over time. Here are the steps on how to clean your exfoliating brush:
• After cleaning your face, place your brush under running water to get rid of makeup residue.
• Use a mild alcohol-based cleaner at least once a week to rinse your brush. Before using the brush again, make sure it's thoroughly rinsed because the disinfectant or cleaner might irritate your skin.
• Avoid using the brush for other parts of the body. Some parts are prone to acne breakouts. So, you must use a new brush head for these parts and avoid using the same head you use on your face. It's also important not to share exfoliating brushes with other people.
• If you use your brush every day, change the bristle head every three months.
You should exfoliate your face once or twice a week with an exfoliating brush. Doing it more often can strip off your natural oils, which can lead to breakouts. If you want to try exfoliating your skin, you can always shop the selection of quality exfoliating face brushes at CVS Pharmacy® to whisk away any dirt trapped in your pores that your facial cleanser might have missed.