Dermanew Creme Microdermabrasion Systems

Another skin care brand worth checking out is a company that specializes in DIY microdermabrasion kits that you can take home with you.

Microdermabrasion is a process where the outermost layer of the skin (also known as the stratum corneum) is removed by lightly abrading it with a gently abrasive material. This is one of the increasingly popular non-invasive methods that most people will adopt given the choice (Read related report on new facelift procedures and skin aging treatment for 2012). This is a method commonly used in reducing the appearance of scars (especially those that are raised above the surrounding skin) and evening out darkened or blotched areas of the skin. It is a good way to perform exfoliation on the skin and are sometimes included with sets of exfoliating products. It is also a process used in treating acne.

There are various methods of microdermabrasion but the most common is through the use of microscopic crystals in cream preparations. Coupled with resurfacing wands the micro-crystals-containing cream is applied to the skin through a buffing and massaging action that creates the suitable abrasion that should helps get rid of dead skin cells and foreign material that may be stifling the skin.

A positive attribute of this process is that it is relatively simple and safe and is a non-invasive way to treat some of the most common skin issues plaguing both men and women, young and old. It requires no anesthetics and is relatively cheap.

It used to be that this process can only be performed in salons and skin clinics but Dermanew’s founders (Amby Longhofer and Dean Rhoades) have made it possible to have microdermabrasion facials at the comfort of your own home with take home kits like the Dermanew 5-piece Facial Rejuvenation System that includes the Teardrop Foam Applicator, the Dual Action Resurfacing Tool (a motor-powered resurfacing wand), and the Dermanew Creme formulated with naturally mined Corundum Crystals, moisturizers and antioxidants. They also have similar kits intended for acne and oil clearing systems as well as whole body exfoliating systems.

The skin benefits of using systems like these include improvement in the appearance of large pores, acne scars, dull patches, age spots, rough skin, stretch marks, uneven skin tone, stretch marks, fine lines and wrinkles, and blood circulation in the outer layer of the skin.

You no longer have to go to the salon or to a cosmetic surgeon just to get microdermabrasion treatments that are relatively easy procedure that you can do at home. Of course, there are risks of irritation and slight skin injury so you need to be a little considerate of such possibilities. As with any anti aging products, remember to follow instructions included in the kit. And whenever in doubt, be sure to consult your dermatologist or the manufacturer.

Glycolix Products and Glyoclic Acid

It is widely accepted that one of the best anti aging strategies is exfoliation using different methods like the microdermabrasion approach or the chemical peeling approach. This strategy works because it causes the removal of dead skin cells and promotes the growth of new and fresh cells that should appear more youthful and help get rid of premature skin aging symptoms such as wrinkles, fine lines and age spots.

Some of the chemical solutions to exfoliation come in the form of topical skin anti aging products, e.g. lotions, creams and serums. And one brand that specializes in this field is the Glycolix Elite skin care line.

Glycolix Elite is a product line that emphasizes the use of an exfoliating agent known as glycolic acid. It is a member of the alpha hydroxy acid group of chemicals which are mainly derived from sugar cane and which belong to the same classification as citric acid found in oranges and other citrus fruits.

Glycolic acid is usually formulated into exfoliating and rehydrating skin applications but it is also somewhat controversial because experts agree that large amounts of this substance can toxic and hazardous. As a matter of fact, authorities recommend that concentrations of over 10% be considered hazardous.

However, many professionally administered chemical peeling treatments are known to use this chemical up to 50% concentrations so the contention of it being hazardous over 10% is still up for debate.

It is certain, however, that using glycolic acid may leave the skin raw and red and sensitive to the sun so it may be a good supplemental treatment to apply sunscreen to your skin as well after treatment using products with glycolic acid.

Glycolix Elite Skin Care

There is a lot of Glycolix products to choose from and the glycolic acid concentration in each product may range from around 10% to 20%. They produce treatment pads, moisturizing body lotion, moisturizing cleansers, sunscreens, facial creams, anti acne cleansers, facial toners (similar to the Obagi toner), eye serums, body creams, shampoo, body wash, make-up removal pads, etc.

To learn more about the Glycolix Elite skin care line along with individual product reviews, visit the following page: Glycolix Elite Skin Care Products

Since there is some controversy involving the use of glycolic acid, it is advised that you consult your dermatologist before using any of the Glycolix products.

For other information about exfoliation, please learn more about microdermabrasion facials, using Dermanew creme and other exfoliating products.