Video: Exfoliating Skin vs. Not Exfoliating Skin

Exfoliating Skin vs. Not Exfoliating Skin

Exfiolating your skin and not exfoliating your skin both have their fair share of advantages and disadvantages. Learn about exfoliating your skin versus not exfoliating your skin with help from a professional makeup artist in this free video clip.

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Hi, I'm Erin Hendley, professional makeup artiest, and today I'm going to explain the differences between exfoliating your skin and not exfoliating skin. The difference is really, really apparent with someone that hasn't exfoliated their skin. Most of the time they have flakiness going on and just a bunch of dry skin that is on the top of their surface and so what happens is when they apply their moisturizers or their foundations and eye makeup that it tends to read and be a little grainy and texturized. And that's something we want to eliminate at all cost. So going in with exfoliating where there's many ways to do so with a wash cloth or a toothbrush, twice a week and I'm just going to show you how an exfoliated face can read makeup very well. And I'm just going in with our primer and a bit of illuminizer and show you how well exfoliating skin can really read makeup. If this person did not have exfoliated skin it would probably take up and be grainy and texture is something that we really want to avoid. And it's important to exfoliate at least twice a week, but don't over exfoliate. So twice a week or three times a week it is the best way to go. On top of keeping exfoliated it's important to keep moisturized because if you don't exfoliate it'll be dry and that will lead to lack of moisture so it's important to combine the two together, especially if you're wearing makeup because makeup can definitely enhance a un exfoliated skin. I'm Erin Hendley, and I just showed you the difference between exfoliated and non exfoliated skin.

Exfoliating Skin vs. Not Exfoliating Skin

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