This gommage fits into a routine as an exfoliating step after cleansing. It is most relevant on days when your skin feels coated by sunscreen, makeup residue, excess oil or city grime, or when the surface looks dull and uneven. By helping lift away dead surface cells and sebum, it can leave the face feeling smoother and visually fresher before the next skincare step.
A practical order would be: cleanse first, use the gommage gently while avoiding the eye area, rinse or remove according to the product directions on the pack, then follow with a simple moisturising step. It can also be used before a mask if your skin tolerates exfoliation well, because a cleaner surface may make the routine feel more even and comfortable.
Avoid pairing it in the same routine with too many potentially irritating products, such as acid exfoliants, retinoids or strong anti-blemish formulas, unless your skin is already accustomed to that combination. The product’s role is surface texture care and cleansing support, not medical acne treatment. If you are dealing with persistent or painful skin concerns, it is better to ask a dermatologist for individual guidance.