Ameann DeJohn, the co-founder of  Clarisma, tells me men’s skin is three times thicker than women’s. Plus, men have more oil glands. She says, “if anyone should exfoliate, it should be men. Adding, “because their skin is thicker and they’re producing more oils, they have more chance of clogging and congestion.”

So, how do I exfoliate?

According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, there are two main methods. Mechanical exfoliators like brushes, sponges, scrubs, and other tools physically remove dead skin cells. Alpha and Beta Hydroxy acids are often found in chemical exfoliators. Chemicals dissolve dead skin cells.

Can I overdo it?

Yes! Scrubbing too much, or too hard, causes painfully dry skin. Also, acids can damage the skin over time.

Clarisma’s exfoliators use natural enzymes. Enzymes “eat” dead skin cells getting rid of breakouts, unclogging pores, and smoothing rough patches.

“The uniqueness in what we did is combining these enzymes with these nutrient-rich butters,” said DeJohn. Butters and oils stop your skin from drying out.

Easy to use, and it works.

It’s hard to overdo it with Clarisma’s exfoliators. As a bonus, enzymes work for oily, dry, and combination skin types. Enzymes will never stop working.