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exfoliate

[eks-foh-lee-eyt] / ɛksˈfoʊ liˌeɪt /


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Ticking off the seasons, Libner shares how the witch hazel blooms “fragrantly and flagrantly” in January, an Italian prune fruits in summer and a paperbark maple with cinnamon exfoliating bark is “gorgeous in every season.”

From Seattle Times

When formulated correctly, skin care products can help exfoliate dead skin cells, boost skin-boosting antioxidants and vitamins, and create new collagen.

From Seattle Times

Similarly, some exfoliating products and tools can be “very irritating” to the skin, Lee said.

From Washington Post

“Products and tools that help us exfoliate are designed to encourage a healthy behavior our skin does naturally.”

From Washington Post

As long as your hands can take it, you can use a washcloth or exfoliating sponge to supplement your rigorous handwashing.

From Salon