exfoliator
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- noun
- /ɛksˈfoʊliˌeɪtər/
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exfoliante
- It has little micro exfoliators that exfoliates your skin as you wash it and it just leaves you with this really beautiful, glowing, supple looking skin.
- a gentle exfoliator
- skin exfoliator
- a facial exfoliator
And the granulars in this exfoliator really don't do a lot.
- And the granulars in this exfoliator really don't do a lot.
- After that, I like to use this Clinique Clarifying Lotion exfoliator.
- And another thing I use is this is French Girl Rose Lip Polish, which is basically a lip exfoliator.
- It says it's a gentle exfoliator for a brave and radiant face.
- I almost always use a good cleanser, exfoliator.
- This is the Clarisse sea salt solutions face instant glow powder exfoliant Yes, I love exfoliators like I cannot get enough.
- There's things I want to try, like for example, I bought the little body exfoliator, which I think could really double great as a brush cleaner Diva.
Examples
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Using a gentle exfoliator will help keep your skin smooth and healthy.
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And the granulars in this exfoliator really don't do a lot.
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This will also be a nice exfoliator in a very soft and gentle way.
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So it's kind of like a good acid exfoliator mixed with a clay based mask.
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I use a facial exfoliator twice a week and a mask to clean my pores out once a week.
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This little exfoliator is a dream, quite a thick exfoliator and when you start rubbing it onto your skin it heats up.
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It says it's a gentle exfoliator for a brave and radiant face.
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Anyways something I was recently told that I do need to exfoliate my face more so I got this exfoliator from Aveeno.
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I've used lots of exfoliators over the years, but none better than Yonka's Gommage Soft Peel exfoliant.
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I always choose an exfoliator with natural ingredients to avoid irritation.
Synonyms
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A product that removes dead skin cells from the surface of the skin
How Abrasive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Exfoliator comes from the Latin parts ex- meaning 'out' and folium meaning 'leaf', so imagine tiny 'leaves' or layers coming away from the skin. That's why an exfoliator is a product or tool used to remove dead skin cells from the surface.