How to choose
Exfoliator Questions and Answers
How do I choose an exfoliator in this collection?
Start with the intended area: face, lips, body, or scalp. Then compare the product format and its directions. Choose a product that fits your routine rather than assuming that a stronger-looking option is better. Victorious Skincare can help you compare the available choices.
How do exfoliating cleansers differ from scrubs and enzyme treatments?
An exfoliating cleanser is rinsed away during cleansing. A scrub has a textured formula, while an enzyme treatment is applied for a specified contact time before removal. An exfoliating serum may be a leave-on step. Follow the directions for the specific item.
Can I use a facial exfoliator on my lips or scalp?
Do not assume the products are interchangeable. Choose a lip-specific exfoliator for lips and a scalp-specific shampoo for scalp use. Use each product only on the areas described in its label directions.
How often should I use an exfoliator?
Frequency varies by product, so there is no single schedule for this collection. Read the selected product’s directions, including contact time and rinse-off instructions. Ask for professional guidance if you are unsure how it fits your current routine.
Can I layer several exfoliating products?
Do not assume that products should be combined simply because they share a category. Check each label and your existing routine before adding another exfoliating step. If you have an individual medical concern or use prescribed skincare, consult an appropriate licensed clinician.
Does this collection include exfoliators for the body?
Phyto-Lipid Hydrating Scrub has manufacturer directions for the body, hands, and feet as well as the face. Other products in this collection have different intended areas. Check the specific label rather than treating every facial or lip exfoliator as a body product.