Simple
Murad Treatment for Teens
This
treatment is of one of the various facials that I do for teens. This
particular one focuses on treating KP (Keratosis Pilaris), sebaceous
filament(dirt, oil & debris filling pores), open
comedones(blackheads) and post inflammatory
hyperpigmentation(scarring from past breakouts).
Why
get this treatment?
Estheticians
can use products of a much higher potency so to treat problems
aggressivly and the results are dramatic and instant.
During
the treatment I used:
Murad
Gentle Eye Makeup Remover
Murad
Essential C Cleanser
Murad
Hydrating Toner
Murad
Prepping Solution
Murad
Rapid Exfoliator Regular Strength
Murad
Soothing Mask
Murad
Massage Cream
Murad
Essential C Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 30
How
this treatment works:
Problem
#1: KP(Keratosis Pilaris) Rough little white bumps.)
Cause:
Not enough exfoliation
Treatment:
Keratosis Pilaris needs exfoliation and hydration. The glycolic
acid in this treatment will exfoliate and leave a smooth, clean
surface to absorb moisturizer. The hydrating toner is going to
rehydrate the skin and soften. The Murad Essential C Moisture has
phospholipids and conditioners
which hydrate. It also contains ectoin which preserves hydration to
optimize skin’s appearance and barrier function by reducing
transepidermal water loss.
Problem
#2:
Sabaceous Filament - Sebum and shed skin cells collect around hair
follicles to produce tiny tubes called sebaceous filaments. sebaceous
filaments are tiny and look like pinpricks. The sebum oxidizes when
exposed to air and it appears a few shades darker then the skin. They
typically appear only a few shades darker than surrounding skin.
Cause:
Sebum
builds up in pores over time. If not exfoliating properly or
cleansing properly this happens usually in areas of the skin that
produce more oil.
Treatment:
Salicylic acid eats oil
and cleans out the oil on the skin and in the pores. Whatever is not
removed can be vibrated out with the ultra sonic blade.
Problem
#2:
Open Comedomes (blackheads - The same process that creates sebaceous
filaments also causes blackheads. However, there's a major difference
in degree. Blackheads are hardened sebum, dirt and debris and they
create a plug in the follicle. They can stretch a follicle as they
fill up and cause the pores to stay that way.)
Cause:
Sebum build up, skin shedding into sebum. Dirt and debris sticks in
the sebum and it hardens. Exfoliating would help prevent it.
Treatment:
Glycolic
is aggressive enough to break down the hardened plug. Whatever is
not removed can be vibrated out with the ultra sonic blade.
Problem
#3: Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation (A
darkening of the
skin pigment
due to increased amounts of melanin, usually occurs during the
healing process after a breakout.
Cause:
Sometimes the cells that contain melanin are damaged or over
stimulated. When this happens, the affected cells may begin to
produce too much melanin. Too much melanin causes darker spots or
patches.
Treatment:
The Murad Essential C Cleaner and the Essential C Moisture contain
Vitamin C which is an antioxidant and works to brighten the skin's
tint, but its value to skin pigmentation is its tyrosinase
inhibitors. These inhibitors help prevent enzymes in your body from
creating excessive amounts of melanin--your skin's pigment Glycolic
acid will eliminate and reduce hyperpigmentation.
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