Skin 101 - Skin the largest organ of the human body.  Our skin is divided into three major layers, the epidermis, dermis, and subcutaneous tissue.  The top layer “epidermis” is the outmost layer that we use to touch and feel.  This layer protects us from harmful environmental agents like radiation, dirt, and bacteria.  Often abused and is the most visible.  The second layer “dermis” is the layer that provides the nutrition needed for the epidermis.  The third layer "subcutaneous tissue"  is a fatty layer that allows the dermis and epidermis to move freely.  All three layers contains elastin fibers and collagen that gives our skin the flexibility and strength.

Why Exfoliate? The skin cells of the epidermis grow constantly.  They divide in the lower level of the epidermis, as more cells divide they push up to the top layer where they die and flake off (shedding).  As we age the ability to shed dead skin cells naturally decreases.  As a result the dead skin cells stay on the top layer (epidermis) leaving your complexion dull and aged.  Dead skin can act like a sponge holding onto valuable moisture that can’t reach the lower layers of the skin where it is needed.  No matter what skin type you have a build up of dead skin increases the cell density which slows the cell division rate.

Exfoliating helps to remove the dead skin cell layer and makes you skin look healthier instantly.  Removing the dead dull skin layer reveals the new healthy layers below, which also means moisture and other vital nutrients can readily absorb into the other layers of the skin.

Granular exfoliation is an excellent way of removing those dead skin cells, and restore the moisture balance as well as feeding the skin nutrients rich in Vitamin A, E, F… from the butters, oil, sugar, dead sea and mineral salts used in our βodi-cure™ formulas.

Exfoliation should be apart of your weekly beauty routine, like going the hair dresser or getting your nails done. This should be apart of your grooming rituals.  Ladies take note men that shave there face daily is actually a form of exfoliation which gives them a more youthful appearance.  Heal your living skin with exfoiliation!

Moisturizing

Why?  To seal in moisture keeping the skin soft, supple and youthfully beautiful.  Moisturizing should occur all year long to prevent dry aged looking skin.   Summer skin care should also use sun protection factors with uva/uvb. 

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