How to Exfoliate Arms

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Summary: One key skin care technique is exfoliation, so keep your body looking great by learning how to exfoliate your arms with expert tips in this free skin care video.

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Anton Khachaturian Anton Khachaturian has worked in the entertainment industry for over four years providing make-up services for fashion shows, theater, and music videos. read more

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How to Exfoliate Arms

Hi my name is Anton and I’m here on behalf of ExpertVillage.com and today we’re going to be demonstrating exfoliating the arms. Now the best way to do it is to use a salt or a sugar scrub, today I’m going to use a sugar scrub and gently rub the product in a circular motion all over the surface. This is the best way to remove any dead skin and to even up a little bit of skin tone. The best place to do this is actually in the shower because actually your pores open up and the warmth from the water actually gives your skin a little bit more of a protective layer, but if you want to do it outside it’s fine as well because it removes a lot of dead skin. You just want to apply it gently in a circular motion because that’s the best way to remove any unneeded. After you’re done with the process you just want to rinse it off with cool water and then add a moisturizer all over wherever you exfoliated just to protect your skin.