Gommage removes the dead skin during a facial using which of the following?

Gommage is a type of exfoliation that typically involves the use of a cream product. During the facial procedure, gommage creams are applied to the skin and allowed to dry for a short period. As the product dries, it forms a film that can be gently rubbed off, taking dead skin cells and impurities along with it. This technique not only removes the surface layer of dead skin but also stimulates circulation, leaving the skin feeling smooth and refreshed.

The other options, while they may also serve various functions within skin care, do not align with the traditional method of gommage exfoliation. Gels may offer hydration or form lighter textures for different types of treatments, lotions often focus on moisturizing rather than exfoliating, and foams can provide cleansing properties but typically lack the physical exfoliating mechanism that gommage creams provide.