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Despite exfoliator's benefits, over-exfoliation can lead to redness, irritation, and even breakouts.
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Small microfine bits of exfoliator help slough dead skin off the scalp, too. $42 at DermStore Buy IGK Low Key Cleansing Walnut Scalp Scrub $36, Sephora Unlike most scrubs, this one uses sugar instead of salt to exfoliate.
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Scalp exfoliators typically remove dead skin with either small amounts of salicylic acid (more commonly found in acne products), or granules that dissolve.
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Tatcha—the pricey-but-worth-it brand behind Meghan's go-to exfoliator—just announced that from Sunday, June 3, to Sunday, June 10, the brand is offering 15 percent off everything on its website as part of its Summer Celebration sale.
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Oribe dry texturizing spray, $48; birchbox.com For Polished, Glowy Skin This natural product is a gentle exfoliator, which buffs skin to be the perfect canvas for any makeup look.
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AHAs that are stand-alone exfoliators are most effective.
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Other professionals recommend the next generation of toners that, in fact, don’t look like exfoliators at all.
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The limited-edition primer is available now from Dr. Brandt Skincare and there is a limited-edition bundle that includes the primer, a pore-minimizing gel, and an anti-aging exfoliator at Sephora.
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