Seattle, WA -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/15/2015 -- Beauty Product Warnings published an important, exclusive new guide to microdermabrasion at home. With home-based microdermabrasion equipment now more widely available than ever, Beauty Product Warnings' fans have increasingly asked the site's editors for a comprehensive guide to the subject. Like all of the popular site's offerings, the new Beauty Product Warnings report on the state of home-based microdermabrasion includes a wealth of practical, objective information that can help readers make better decisions about their own beauty regimens.

"As those who have sought out such services from professionals know, microdermabrasion is a powerful technique," Beauty Product Warnings representative Fiona Donovan noted, "With the ability to smooth over imperfections of the skin and even lessen signs of aging, it is one of the most popular skincare therapies today. Our new report delving into home-based microdermabrasion is going to open many eyes as to the potential and uses of this new option."

The term "dermabrasion" covers any of a wide range of techniques that aim at removing the outer layers of the skin. Many of these approaches are practiced only by trained dermatologists in clinical settings, as they can produce the kinds of thorough-going effects needed for the removal of scars or the lingering signs of burns.

Microdermabrasion, on the other hand, is a much gentler technique that is tuned to remove only the outermost skin cells. It typically combines the application of finely ground abrasive particles with suction that serves to clear away this material along with the dead skin cells that are freed in the process. Compared to surgical dermabrasion, microdermabrasion is therefore much more appropriate for a range of purely cosmetic uses, bringing, as it does, fresh, healthy skin cells to the surface.

Even this relatively gentle treatment was formerly something that required an expensive visit to a skincare clinic to make use of. In recent years, however, affordable, home-based microdermabrasion equipment like the Microderm MD system has been changing this status quo, making it easier and more affordable for those who seek more attractive skin to enjoy regular treatments.

As a leading online authority on beauty treatments and equipment, Beauty Product Warnings is especially well-positioned to provide the Internet's first comprehensive look at the burgeoning field of home-based microdermabrasion. The in-depth new report covers everything that those interested in this possibility will want to know, from the basics of microdermabrasion to how the home-based options compare to professional treatments.

In addition, Beauty Product Warnings has also published updated reviews of some of the most popular home microdermabrasion equipment, ensuring that readers will have access to even timelier takes on the top options on the market today. Whether for treating acne and blackheads or for targeting sun damage or the signs of aging, then, anyone interested in the potential of home-based microdermabrasion will find plenty of rewarding new reading at Beauty Product Warnings today.

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