What should you do to remove dead skin cells? This is how your skin wi

On average, new skin cells are formed every 28–40 days, while the old ones shed from the surface. However, this process may slow down over time, and dead skin cells can accumulate. The result is often dull, rough-textured skin, clogged pores, and even acne.

The good news is that with the right skincare routine, you can easily support your skin's natural renewal and restore its radiance.

What is the dead skin layer, and why is it important to remove it?

Dead skin cells are the cells found in the upper layer of the skin that have already fulfilled their protective role.Normally, these fall off on their own, but if this does not happen properly, then:

the skin can become dull and lifeless
an uneven skin surface may develop
pores can become clogged
blackheads and pimples may appear
skincare products may be less absorbed

Therefore, gentle, regular exfoliation and proper hydration of the skin are crucial.

The most common signs of dead skin cells

If you experience the following, it is worth incorporating an exfoliating step into your routine:

dry, flaky skin surface
dull, lifeless appearance
rough texture
clogged pores and blackheads
uneven makeup base

These are particularly common for dry, combination, or dehydrated skin.

Why do dead skin cells accumulate?

Several factors can slow down the skin's natural renewal process:

advancing age
inadequate hydration
excessive sun exposure
cold, dry weather
inadequate skin cleansing
hormonal changes

Therefore, it is important to establish a conscious, balanced skincare routine.

How to effectively remove dead skin cells?

1. Chemical exfoliation – one of the most effective solutions

Chemical exfoliants gently dissolve the bonds between cells, helping to slough off dead cells without the need to scrub the skin.

Excellent choice for example:
Maruderm 7% Glycolic Acid Even Skin Tone Tonic

This tonic containing glycolic acid helps to:

remove dead skin cells
reduce pore clogging
make the skin more radiant
improve skin texture

With its use, the skin can appear smoother, fresher, and more even.

2. Use of deep cleansing masks

Masks help to cleanse the pores and remove accumulated impurities.

This cleansing mask:

helps remove excess sebum
cleanses the pores
provides a fresh and clean feeling to the skin
supports a more even skin tone

Using it 1–2 times a week is sufficient.

3. Gentle yet thorough facial cleansing

Using the right facial cleanser is essential for skin health.

Recommended product:
Maruderm Gentle Cleansing Gel for Sensitive Skin

This gentle cleanser:

removes impurities
supports skin renewal
does not dry out the skin
helps maintain the skin's balance

Daily cleansing twice helps prevent the accumulation of dead skin cells.

4. Hydration – an essential step after exfoliation

After exfoliation, the skin has a particularly high need for hydration and barrier reinforcement.

5. Intensive hydration with serum

Moisturizing serums help renew the skin and support regeneration after exfoliation.

This serum:

intensely hydrates
supports skin regeneration
improves skin elasticity
provides a fuller, healthier appearance

What to pay attention to during exfoliation?

Do not exfoliate more than 1-2 times a week
Always hydrate your skin afterwards
Use sunscreen during the day
If you have sensitive skin, choose gentler products

Summary: this is how to make your skin radiant again

Removing dead skin cells is key to achieving smooth, healthy, and radiant skin.A proper skincare routine that includes gentle cleansing, regular exfoliation, and intense hydration helps support the skin's natural renewal.

The products from Maruderm, containing targeted active ingredients, provide effective assistance in making your skin fresher, cleaner, and more radiant – every day.

What should you do to remove dead skin cells? This is how your skin will become smooth and radiant again.