glossary definition:
exfoliation:
skin exfoliation, exfoliate

Exfoliation is the physical removal of dead skin cells, usually by scrubbing. There are many exfoliating products, from loofahs to specialized scrub creams.

The purpose of exfoliation is to remove dead skin to allow new cells to become more visible..

This process always causes some amount of skin irritation, so use caution when exfoliating dry or sensitive skin.

The following listings are popular or recommended for the glossary term: exfoliation


Fruition Extra Multi-Action Complex - from Estée Lauder
hope in a jar for dry, sensitive skin - from Philosophy
Eve Lom Cleansing Cream - from Eve Lom

pHisoderm
A drugstore staple for the treatment of acne, the small pHisoderm line of products has some great cleansing options for all skin types.

MD Formulations
MD Formulations has the widest range of gycolic acid-based AHA products on offer today.

M.D. FORTÉ
Once part of the M.D.Formulations brand which in 2001 merged with bare escentuals while M.D. FORTÉ was separated and sold to Allergan, the company that distributes Botox.


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MD Formulations
MD Formulations has the widest range of gycolic acid-based AHA products on offer today.