For clearer and brighter skin
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Exfoliants have come a long way from the harsh, irritating apricot pit scrubs of the '90s. Today's exfoliants take a different and gentler approach: speeding up the shedding of dead, flaky skin cells to reveal newer, glowier ones. After testing 22 options, we found the best skin-brightening formulas. One of our favorites? A convenient (and currently on-sale!) jar of exfoliant pads. Each of the thin, pliant rounds are smooth on one side and slightly rippled on the other, which helps the formula gently remove dead skin and grime. The very best exfoliants — including some on-sale pads we love → We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more ›
Your daily deal(s): Several of our favorite facial sunscreens are on sale right now |
 | Banana Boat, Vanicream, Hero |
Just about everyone would benefit from using sunscreen on their face every day — yes, even if you live somewhere that's often overcast or if you work indoors. It's an easy way to help prevent skin cancer and wrinkles. Our deals experts have found discounts on three (!) of our recommendations today: a non-greasy sunscreen that rubs in easily, a fragrance-free option beloved by people with sensitive skin, and a rare physical sunscreen that doesn't feel chalky or leave a white cast. Our favorite facial sunscreens→
One last thing: A body butter worth the splurge |
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Thick but not greasy, this whipped body butter elevates the mundane daily habit of moisturizing into something of a luxe moment of self care. Says senior staff writer Lauren Dragan, who swears by this body butter for her dry elbows: "It's unlikely that skin has a soulmate, but if it did, this stuff would be mine." A luxurious moisturizing experience→
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