Your skin sheds between 30,000 to 40,000 dead skin cells every minute—a natural renewal process that reveals fresh, healthy skin underneath [1]. But without regular exfoliation, many of these cells remain on the surface, leading to buildup, dullness, and clogged pores [2].
At the same time, collagen production begins to decline in your mid-20s, reducing skin firmness and elasticity, which contributes to the visible signs of aging [3].
Your skin regenerates itself through a natural process called cell turnover, where new skin cells are created in the basal layer and migrate to the surface, replacing older cells that are meant to shed [4]. However, moisturizers and serums can sometimes trap dead skin cells, making exfoliation essential to clear the way for new cells and boost the efficacyof your skincare products [5].
In your 20s, this cycle takes about 28 days. By your 40s and beyond, it slows to 40–60+ days, leading to:
As you age, your skin undergoes several critical changes:
Exfoliation helps remove layers of dead skin that linger on the surface. Without it, new skin cells stay trapped underneath debris, making skin appear dull, dry, and aged [2][9]. The Key Benefits of exfoliation are:
Advanced clinical ingredients are formulated based on evidence-backed dermatological research to target specific skin concerns at the cellular level. These actives, such as Retinol, vitamin C, peptides, ceramides, antioxidants are designed to penetrate the skin barrier effectively and trigger biological responses like collagen synthesis, cell turnover, and barrier repair.
Unlike basic moisturizers, clinical formulations use optimized concentrations and delivery systems proven in controlled studies to improve skin texture, elasticity, and signs of aging over time [1].
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