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This can happen in areas like your back, chest and butt too in part because of a mix of sweat and clothes. along with "oil, sebum, and sweat accumulation," contribute to the inflamed follicles better known as acne, Dr. Simply put, acne forms when the skin’s follicles are inflamed. How does that even happen? When it comes to blackheads, whiteheads, zits, and pimples, there is one common denominator: clogged follicles. Yep, you can get pimples anywhere, from bacne to pimples on your chest and butt cheeks, too. Pros: Effective (2%, pH 3.2-3.Acne knows no bounds, and unfortunately, it doesn’t just appear on your the face.

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PAULA’S CHOICE | Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant * Cons: For stronger exfoliation, not for use as first exfoliant.Pros: Effective (8%, pH 3.5-3.9), contains other beneficial ingredients (green tea, chamomile).PAULA’S CHOICE | Skin Perfecting 8% AHA Gel Exfoliant * (Also available on Amazon)

Pros: Cheap, has a string to let it air dry.

Cons: A little flimsier than more expensive sponges, though this doesn’t make a difference to exfoliating abilityĪfterSpa | Charcoal Konjac Sponge (Also available on Amazon).

Cons: Spinning head it harsher than vibratingĮCO TOOLS | Pure Complexion Sponge* (Also available on Amazon).

Pros: Three head options (including soft bristles and silicone versions) plus a body brush.

VANITY PLANET | Raedia Facial Cleansing Brush

Cons: Less features than the Foreo brush.Pros: Soft silicone bristles are gentle on skin and less likely to accumulate germs, cheaper than Foreo.NAGRA COOLA | Sonic Facial Cleansing Brush Pros: Soft silicone bristles are gentle on skin and less likely to accumulate germs, lots of features.

#Aveeno exfoliant manual#

Cons: Need to take extra care to make sure dense bristles dry properly, manual so you have to actually move it around.Pros: Soft bristles, manual so you can control how much you scrub very easily.Cons: Needs to be moved manually, bristles soak up water which could speed up bacterial buildup.Pros: Budget friendly (~$12), soft bristles.Cons: Expensive, expensive replacement parts.Cons: Can be too harsh to use daily, especially around eyes.Pros: Good size for face, good for makeup removal.

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Cons: Gather lint when washed in a washing machineįACE HALO | The Modern Makeup Remover Pro.

Pros: Gentle and thorough, cheap, reusable, dry quickly.

KITSCH | Ultra-Soft Microfiber Makeup Removing Towels

Cons: Be careful not to press too hard or rub for too long.

Pros: All of these have dense peeling fibres that mean they can be used in the shower, gentle, remove flakes of dead skin gently for a smooth makeup base.

MISSHA | Super Aqua Ultra Hyalron Peeling GelīEAUTY OF JOSEON | Apricot Blossom Peeling Gel

Cons: Several similar products, some use plastic microbeads (check the ingredient list of yours before buying).

Cons: Particles are a bit rough if you don’t let it sit for a while before scrubbingĪVEENO | Positively Radiant Skin Brightening Daily Scrub (also on Amazon).

Pros: Comes in many delicious scents (strawberry is great!), moisturising.

SKINFOOD | Black Sugar Mask Wash Off (also on Amazon)

Pros: Cheap, easy – just mix sugar into your regular cleanser, water, oil or moisturiser and rinse off.

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I’ve marked my top picks with an asterisk ( *) and included a quick summary of pros and cons for each product, but you may want to check out the full reviews for products that I’ve examined in detail.ĭisclaimer: Some of these products were provided for editorial consideration, and some were purchased myself. Welcome to my recommended exfoliant products list! You’ve probably arrived here via the The Essential Guide to Exfoliation (if you haven’t grabbed this yet, get it here, it’s FREE!).