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Exfoliation techniques
Choosing a Face Scrub for Your Skin Type
How grain size, frequency, and technique determine whether a physical exfoliant leaves skin smooth or irritated — and how it differs from chemical exfoliants.
Guide to Body Exfoliation With AHAs
Body skin tolerates AHAs differently than facial skin. Here is how concentration, frequency, and application should change when you move a glycolic or lactic acid routine from your face to the rest of your body.
Six Signs Your Anti-Aging Routine Is Damaging Your Face
Tightness, stinging, visible flaking, new sensitivity, a dull look despite exfoliating more, and unexpected breakouts are all signs of over-exfoliation, usually from stacking too many actives at once. Here is how to spot it and recover.
Remove Dead Skin Cells with a Fresh Sugar Scrub
A simple two-ingredient sugar scrub can smooth rough patches on your body — here's the ratio that works, how to patch test it, and why it belongs on your body and not your face.
How Often Should You Exfoliate? A Guide by Skin Type
Exfoliation frequency isn't one-size-fits-all — here's how to pick a schedule based on your skin type and whether you're using a physical or chemical exfoliant.
Body Exfoliation: What It Does and How Often to Do It
A broader look at body exfoliation methods — from scrubs to dry brushing to chemical options — and how often each one actually belongs in a routine.