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Exfoliation 101: The Difference Between Physical, Enzyme, and Chemical

July 31, 20251 min read

Exfoliation Differences

Exfoliation is the secret to bright, smooth, and healthy-looking skin. But with so many types available—physical, enzyme, and chemical—it can feel overwhelming to know what’s right for you.

Why Exfoliation Matters

Exfoliation removes dead skin cells that build up on the surface. Without it, your skin can look dull, pores can clog, and products may not absorb as well.

Physical Exfoliation

Physical exfoliants use small particles or tools to manually slough off dead skin. Think scrubs or brushes. While effective, overuse can cause irritation—especially in Arizona’s dry climate.

Enzyme Exfoliation

Enzymes from fruits like papaya or pumpkin gently dissolve dead skin cells. This method is ideal for sensitive skin and is often used in professional facials at Heaven Sent Beauty.

Chemical Exfoliation

Chemical exfoliants, like AHAs (glycolic acid) and BHAs (salicylic acid), penetrate deeper to target issues like acne, uneven tone, and fine lines. These require careful use, which is why professional treatments are recommended.

Local Expertise You Can Trust

In Buckeye, AZ, many clients benefit from a customized combination approach. At Heaven Sent Beauty, facials are tailored to your skin type to deliver safe, effective exfoliation.

Want to compare treatments? Read our blog on Chemical Peels vs. Enzyme Peels to discover which is best for you.

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