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exfoliant

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exfoliant [eksˈfəʊlɪənt] Nexfoliante m


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Tropical Wholefoods is also exploring using the apricot stone itself in cosmetics as an exfoliant, thus every single part of the fruit will be used.
Also reported to be a believer in the benefits of milk baths is Cameron Diaz, who uses powdered milk as an exfoliant on her skin which is prone to acne.
The Hydro line--which features ingredients such as bio-hyaluronic acid, aloe, waterlily, apricot and mango extracts and Co-Enzyme 10--include Energy Peel Exfoliant Gel, which gently buffs away dead skin cells; Energy Lift Lifting Serum, which improves the look of skin elasticity; and Energy Cool Eye Roller Ball Eye Cream, which firms and refreshes the sensitive skin around the eyes with a gentle cooling sensation.
 
 
 
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