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INTRO
Exfoliation is a helpful therapy for aging skin, photoaging, acne scars, and melasma. It is also healthy in and of itself, however organic substances for exfoliation are preferable. Exfoliating your body to eliminate dead skin cells helps the vibrant ones beneath to show through, resulting in better skin overall. By allowing your hair follicles more room to breathe, you can keep your pores clear, your body smooth, and your skin youthful and bright. Skin cells cover the majority of your body, yet not all of them are alive. Many of them have outlived their function and been replaced by younger and healthier cells. However, not all dead skin cells are easily expelled from your body, nor do they simply evaporate into thin air. Instead, they stick to your skin like decaying corpses (Santos-Longhurst, 2018), so, exfoliation is essential for maintaining smooth and younger-looking skin.
BODY
Physical exfoliants employ friction to remove dead skin and buildup from the skin. When we apply anything to our skin, up to 60% of the synthetic chemicals may reach circulation and accumulate in our bodies (NIOSH, 2016). Therefore adopting organic or chemical-free skincare products makes perfect sense. The advantages of utilizing organic components for skincare (exfoliator) include the fact that they are typically non-allergenic, healthier for skin, less hazardous, cruelty-free, natural, and, most significantly, you are helping to protect the environment (Neemlee 2019), which we can argue is relevant to our research because all of our components are organic and natural.
Studying further through our topic, maracuja (Passiflora edulis) oil is high in essential fatty acids and nutrients, both of which are important for skin health to combat the impacts of sun damage, pollution, and other environmental stresses. Maracuja oil is high in antioxidants such as lycopene. Maracuja's natural vitamin C concentration serves to level skin tone and encourage collagen formation, resulting in firmer, brighter, smoother skin and fewer apparent wrinkles (100percentpure 2019).
Sugar's glycolic and alpha-hydroxyl acid help to maintain skin balanced, healthy, and bright. It protects your skin from pollutants and acts as an anti-aging agent. Sugar cleanses your skin, which aids in the removal of toxins. It also aids in the preservation of your skin's young look. It may also be used for skin lightening, which helps with acne (Ayurveda 2020). Typically, glycolic acid is used to repair sun-damaged and aging skin. Most importantly sugar's fine particles work well as a topical exfoliator because they will be less harsh
Honey contains vitamins such as riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin C, tocopherol, niacin, pantothenic acid, anti-oxidants like chrysin, pinobanksin, catalase, pinocembrin, and minerals such as zinc, selenium amino acids it is also anti-septic anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, anti-viral. Because their shedding is delayed with age, dead cells adhere to the skin's surface, giving it a dull and uneven appearance. As a result, honey aids in the improvement of your skin's dull, uneven appearance (Surbhi. MD 2021).
CONCLUSION
Exfoliation is a helpful therapy for aging skin, photoaging, acne scars, and melasma. It is beneficial in and of itself since it removes dead skin cells, maintains skin health, eliminates skin imperfections, and promotes blood flow, but mixing maracuja oil (Passiflora edulis), sugar (Glucose), and honey will work even better due to the advantages of each component. However, overdoing exfoliation can harm your skin which is why we include some less harsh ingredients. Because of the ingredients we used, our product will not only exfoliate but also hydrate and nourish the skin.