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Dr. Mraz recommends opting for a “gentle, chemical exfoliant — you don’t want to use a physical scrub or brush to exfoliate dry skin, as it’s too sensitive and can cause micro-tears in the ...

If you haven't heard of dry brushing, all you do is rub a soft brush on your skin to help exfoliate it to unclog pores and make it softer. But it does even more than just make your skin pretty.

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This affordable exfoliating toner makes a noticeable ... throughout my skin and body care regimen. Since my skin has been feeling dull and dry in the winter, I use a reusable cotton pad to wipe ...

Not every exfoliant will be your friend here, though. Dr. Mraz recommends opting for a “gentle, chemical exfoliant — you don’t want to use a physical scrub or brush to exfoliate dry skin, as it’s too ...