on May 03, 2022
Surgery scars, acne scars, and dark spots can take a long time to fade. And that's okay. There's nothing wrong with scars. But if you're looking for a non-invasive way to reduce their appearance, here are the three key steps.
Step 1: Exfoliate
New skin cells are constantly forming while the old ones shed. This is called cell turnover. Exfoliation speeds up this process by removing the build-up of old, dead cells and bringing the newer ones to the surface. With consistent exfoliation, increased cell turnover helps to fade the appearance of scars and marks and keep your skin looking fresh and bright.
When you exfoliate with my Rosehip Body Scrub & Cleanser, you get the benefits of exfoliation plus the brightening boost of rosehip oil for skin so glowy you'll need sunnies.
Step 2: Hydrate
Rosehip oil is full of vitamin C, fatty acids, and nourishing properties.
Vitamin C is an antioxidant that supports your skin's natural renewal process. Fatty acids help keep cells soft and supple. Rosehip's anti-inflammatory properties help soothe and calm skin while it recovers. Keeping your skin hydrated is important during this process. Dryness can lead to tearing and more noticeable scarring.
My Rosehip Dry Body Oil is a blend of nourishing oils to keep you hydrated and support new skin growth.
Step 3: Be consistent
Consistency is your friend when it comes to fading scars. Not like watering your plants only after they've turned brown, or only flossing before the dentist. Exfoliate and hydrate 2 to 3 times a week, consistently, for at least three months. Trust me.
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x frank
