Exfoliating And Cleansing Your Face
Peel. To rid yourself of dead skin cells under your eyes, purchase or create a regular peeling cleanse at your pharmacy, such as salt, sugar or espresso beans scourers that work by exfoliating dead cells and leaving your skin feeling smooth and healthy. 2. Scours
- Apply a small dab of cleanser onto your fingertips and gently rub it into your skin using small circular motions. Pay special attention to the space under your eyes but be wary not to overstrain as its delicate skin could easily be compromised.
- Fill a sink with warm water and use a washcloth to wipe your face clean.
- If the sensation of the granules bothers you, try dry brushing under your eyes with a recently shuddered brush to see if that helps.
Consider using an alpha hydroxy wash if you want to break up dead skin cells more gently and more gradually than peeling. Alpha hydroxy corrosives work to break apart dead cells rather than simply slough them off like scrubs do, thus helping the skin remain healthier over time.
- Rub a drop of chemical and warm water between your hands to create a foam, then carefully rub this on to your face for around one second. Focus on giving extra attention to areas under your eyes while being careful not to get cleaning agent into them.
- Flush your face with warm water and wipe it clean using an absorbent towel.
Apply an anti-skin inflammation cream after scrubbing away dead cells to dry up excess oil that clogs pores around your eyes and promote unclogging them – this step may prove especially helpful in treating whiteheads and blackheads.
- Apply a small amount of the cream onto your fingertips and gently rub into the skin under your eyes, taking care not to get any in your eyes themselves.
- Apply this lotion sparingly and only to the affected area to avoid over-drying.
- Avoid lotions containing salicylic corrosive as this could irritate your eyes.
