Definitions
Wiktionary
- n. An agent or substance used for the process of exfoliation
Etymologies
- From exfoliate (Wiktionary)
Examples
“Note about the Sugar and Exfoliant Choices: A 3: 1 ratio use of sugar in relation to exfoliant is a good start - depending on the exfoliant you choose.”
“Mix the dry ingredients of bowl B together so the exfoliant is equally distributed throughout]”
“The Microdelivery exfoliating body wash by Philosophy: Sand may make a mess, but it is a fantastic exfoliant.”
The Huffington Post: Pandora Young: Make Beach Beauty Last All Year Long
“Experts suggest using a gentle exfoliant every few days.”
“Use a gentle exfoliant, preferably one that contains moisturizers, to brighten your skin and leave it soft.”
“The way to treat cellulite is with smoke and mirrors, or at least exfoliant and bronzer.”
“Choose a skin-safe option and invest in a gentle but effective exfoliant to aid application and a streak-free result, a goof-proof gradual self tanner, and a great bronzer.”
“When they put this stuff on, I can smell fresh juice," said Ojai Valley Inn guest Julia Pizzinat, 70, who had the 50-minute, $145 Pixie Tangerine & Pomegranate Scrub, which uses halved tangerines as applicators for a sugar-based exfoliant.”
The Huffington Post: Locally Grown Fruits Latest Trend In Spa Treatment
“A lush, aromatic body exfoliant, the scrub is formulated with revitalizing olive and grapeseed oils, nourishing avocado, mango and shea butters, and pumice/sea salt, which sloughs off the day's stresses.”
The Huffington Post: Felicia C. Sullivan: Holiday Gift Guide: Seven Special Splurges
“The Shizuka Day Spa in New York uses a treatment that incorporates powdered and sanitized Nightingale droppings that contain natural enzymes which act as an exfoliant and a skin brightener.”
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