What is the process called that softens grease deposits and blackheads in hair follicles?

Desincrustation is the process that softens grease deposits and blackheads in hair follicles, making it easier to cleanse the skin and remove impurities. This technique typically involves the use of a galvanic current, which penetrates the skin and interacts with the oils and sebum present in the follicles. The process essentially breaks down these deposits, allowing for easier extraction and clearer skin.

Exfoliation, while important, primarily refers to the removal of dead skin cells from the surface of the skin rather than addressing grease deposits within hair follicles specifically. Microdermabrasion involves the physical exfoliation of the outer layer of the skin through the use of fine crystals or a diamond-tipped wand, targeting the skin's texture and appearance rather than focusing on blackheads. Dermaplaning is a technique used to remove dead skin cells and peach fuzz, but it does not specifically target sebum or blackheads in the same way that desincrustation does.