Pre-Bridal Body Polishing: What It Is And Why It Matters; Expert Takes On This

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The most memorable day in a girl's life is her wedding. Your entire bridal look can be enhanced by having flawless, radiant skin. Pre-bridal skincare is the most important of the bride's numerous rituals. One common treatment that brides are using more and more is body polishing.

Let's explore what pre-bridal body polishing is, how it works, and why it matters as shared by Dr. Nirupama Parwanda, MD Dermatologist, Founder of Zolie Skin Clinic New Delhi:

What is Pre-Bridal Body Polishing?

Body polishing is a process of gently exfoliating the skin with exfoliants usually containing AHA, BHA, or procedures such as microdermabrasion where the diamond tip contains diamond-encrusted to exfoliate it. It is one of the best ways to exfoliate your body's skin and give it a radiant appearance. The upshot of this procedure is a smoother, more luminous complexion by exposing new, fresh skin cells beneath. 

Benefits of Pre-Bridal Body Polishing:

● Makes the Skin Cleaner:
The body's skin may have acquired dirt, dead skin cells, accumulation, and other contaminants over time. Brides' bodies are completely cleansed and any oil or filth are removed with body polishing.

● Evens Out Skin Tone:
Over time, exposure to sunshine and environmental pollution can develop uneven skin tone and dark areas. Pre-bridal body polishing helps even out skin by removing pigmentation. Brides can have a more even complexion, which is especially important for areas like arms, back, and shoulders that are visible in bridal attire.

● Softens Rough Areas:
A lot of brides struggle with rough spots on their feet, knees, and elbows. These areas are the focus of body polishing treatments, which soften and shine them. 

● Enhances the Health of the Skin
It prepares the surface for your skincare regimen by exfoliating and eliminating pollutants and dead skin cells. It prevents pore blockage and acne, and enhances the skin's general texture and tone.

● Cell Formation:
Body polishing promotes the formation of new cells and promotes cell regeneration by eliminating the outer layer of dead skin cells. 

Pre-Bridal Body Polishing Tips:

● Start your sessions at least 4–6 months before the wedding to allow time for optimal results.
● Depending on the person's skin type and aftercare, body polishing results could endure for a few weeks.
● Too many sessions in a short period of time can cause skin irritation. The advice of your expert should be followed.
● Use sunscreen to protect your skin from UV rays, especially after getting your body polished.