Exfoliation is not just about getting rid of old, dry and flaking skin, but also allowing the younger, supple skin beneath to reveal itself. In a gentle, balanced manner, The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators do both. While it is true that, in extreme case, entire patches of skin can become especially rough and dry, in conditions known as eczema and psoriasis, most of the time only moderate exfoliation is needed. At the same time, The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators also work to clear and clean pores to remedy areas of the face that tend to become overly oily, such as the forehead, nose and chin.
Ingrown hairs can be eliminated or prevented with The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators, inhibiting unsightly outbreaks which may lead to shaving nicks and razor rashes. The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators accomplish all of this gently, in balance, without powerful and potentially damaging rough grit and powerful chemical agents. Used twice a week, or as needed, The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators soothe, soften and moisturize the skin, promoting cell renewal.
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Renewing skin involves treating both overly dry and overly oily areas of the face. The Art of Shaving Men Exfoliators accomplish both, ridding your face of unwanted dry and flaking skin while eliminating excess oils. Using mild granules, white kaolin clay, colloidal oatmeal and peppermint essential oil, The Art of Shaving Facial Scrub – Peppermint combines a variety of ingredients to perform a range of tasks, all without causing irritation or leaving a greasy residue. After using The Art of Shaving Facial Wash Peppermint, a gentle massage with The Art of Shaving Facial Scrub – Peppermint helps to balance troubled skin areas on the face. The white kaolin clay, a mild mineral also known as China clay, gently absorbs excess oils while it softens the skin. Along with the gentle granules, the clay also helps to clear the pores and soften the skin revealed by the exfoliation.
An amazing ingredient known as colloidal oatmeal also works to sooth and comfort dry, scratchy and itchy skin. The very finely ground oatmeal has a silky consistency which coats, moisturizes, softens and protects the skin. Long used as a folk remedy, it relieves acne, bug bites, sunburns and even razor rash. When the skin is overly acidic, colloidal oatmeal helps restore the natural pH balance, acting as an anti-itch agent. Comfrey extract, used by the Chinese for over 2,000 years, contains allantoin, which speeds healing and is used for eczema, swellings and burns. The Art of Shaving Men Moisturizers should be used after shaving to hydrate and soothe the skin, preventing future irritations.
