Let’s talk about winter skin care. Your skin is already fighting the cold, so the last thing you want to do is strip it raw and let it become dry. In other words, exfoliating during this season is a ...

Glowing skin in winter? It’s possible. You’re not imagining it. Your skin really is more dull right now (and those flaky bits really are more prevalent) now that winter’s in full swing. One of the ...

No matter what method you use, the goal of exfoliating is to remove dead skin cells from the top layer of your skin with the hope of revealing a brighter, more radiant complexion underneath.

You know that exfoliating your face is the best shortcut to glowy skin, but the idea of slathering acid all over your face may not seem very appealing. Don’t let the term dissuade you, though: Acids ...

Exfoliation is when you remove dead skin buildup, which stimulates new cell growth. Exfoliating your legs can make them look smoother and more polished, and give them a glow. When exfoliating your ...

As we head into the new season, there’s no better time to prepare for the harsh winter months that can wreak havoc on our skin. And no, we’re not talking about moisturizing. According to experts, one ...

Exfoliation removes excess dead skin cells from the skin's surface which helps improve its appearance. Deciding what type of exfoliator to use on your face and how often you should do it, depends ...

As good as it might feel to exfoliate every day, it's not ideal for every skin type. People with oily skin, especially younger people with acne-prone skin, may benefit from daily exfoliation. That's ...

As a Gen Xer coming of age in the 80s, my epidermis didn’t stand a chance. When acne started rearing its ugly head, I built an arsenal of scrubs, creams, ointments, and buffing tools (who else ...