How To Get Rid Of Dead Skin

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Mitchka M.

Jan 12, 2013

Mitchka M.

I've been washing my face with a scrub and its been causing me to get dead skin. How can I get rid of it? W/o irritating my skin

Tyler B.

Jan 12, 2013

Tyler B.

Exfoliate once a week and always moisturize

Elise P.

Jan 13, 2013

Elise P.

Put some lotion on it and it should be gone before u know it! A good lotion is nivea or lubriderm(:!

Loren B.

Jan 13, 2013

Loren B.

A scrub should be exfoliating the dead skin off - not giving you peeling or calloused skin. Exfoliate just once a week- lightly- moisturizer afterwards. 

Julie W.

Jan 13, 2013

Julie W.

Book an appointment to see an esthetician for a microdermabrasion. This is the only thing that will truly rid you of your dead skin. I have one done 3-4 times per year. Great for ACNE, sun spots, wrinkles, uneven skin tone, dull skin. If you have too much dead skin, your products won't penetrate!! 

Mary B.

Jan 14, 2013

Mary B.

You may be over exfoliating your skin or using the wrong moisturizer.

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