How to Get Ultra Clean Skin by Solvaderm?


Is there anything more refreshing than stepping out of a shower feeling clean from head to toe? Solvaderm's cleansers, Dermpura and Rejuvoderm, give that same clean feeling to your face. Formulated to deal with sensitive and oily skin respectively, they are non-drying and 100% soap, sulphate and paraben free. Developed specifically to balance the pH of the skin, these foaming face washes remove dead cells that can cause blockages and make the skin's surface look dull. When followed with Maxatone toner, the result is radiant skin that glows with health.

Dermpura

Containing rosehip oil to stimulate collagen synthesis, Dermpura gently cleanses the skin with the use of sodium olivate extract. Other ingredients include japonica that has anti-inflammatory properties and glycerin to gently hydrate the skin. Ideal as a facial cleanser for those with sensitive, mature or dry skin, when used morning and night it will remove dead skin cells that can accumulate on the surface making skin look tired. As a result, skin is kept clean yet supple and moist which facilitates in the absorption of treatments designed to promote cell growth and renewal.

Rejuvoderm

Developed to remove dirt and unclog pores without stripping the skin of its moisture, Rejuvoderm contains Salicylic acid which helps to eliminate excess sebum on the skin's surface. Designed to help the skin retain its natural pH balance while fighting bacteria and removing dead skin cells, it is recommended for acne sufferers and those with an excess amount of oil on the surface of the skin. This exfoliating cleanser contains both Lactic and Glycolic acid to minimize any scarring caused by blemishes and aid in the synthesis of collagen to repair the skin's surface.

Maxatone

This bio hydrating astringent has a dual action making it ideal for all skin types. Maxatone contains the traditional astringent qualities of a toner with the inclusion of ingredients such as sage, witch hazel and calendula to minimize the appearance of pores. However, this is balanced by the inclusion of hyaluronic acid with its humectant qualities and lavender extract which soothes and hydrates dry skin. This means that whether skin is oily, dry or somewhere in between, regular use of Maxatone following cleansing will aid in the maintenance of skin that is blemish free and glows with cleanliness.

While following Solvaderm’s cleansing protocols as outlined above, there are other things you can do to ensure that skin stays as clean and fresh as possible. Regular exfoliating treatments help to remove any buildup of dead skin cells that normal cleansing may not be able to eliminate. For those with sensitive skins who find exfoliating treatments can be too harsh, ‘steaming’ by placing the face over a basin of hot water helps to remove dirt and impurities that can become lodged on the skin. Adding an essential oil such as lavender to the water prevents dryness. Other home based treatments include face masks, particularly those made with Bentonite clay. Alternatively, salon treatments can freshen up tired skin for that ultra clean look.

References:

 https://www.thebeautyinsiders.com/category/top-cleansers

 http://www.medhealthreports.com/ways-to-look-and-feel-beautiful.html


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