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Jul 5, 2011
Erika V.
Yesterday I went to the beach and I was playing around with the sand and it darned on me that I can exfoliate my feet and hands. Weird - maybe but hey it worked lol. I wet my feet a tad bit then just rubbed my feet together to make sure I was getting sand all over. Before I got in the water I rubbed some on my legs, the tanning lotion helped it stick. After the beach I went home, showered and moistured. My feet and legs were super soft.
I'd figured I'd share. Something to think about the next time you're at the beach.
Jul 5, 2011
Akruti A.
Ha! I recently went on holiday, and whilst rolling around in the shallow waves, I too discovered this! It was great I gave my arms and legs a good scrubbing!
Good old nature eh!
Jul 6, 2011
Drea L.
Sea salt promotes healing. It helps skin too, eps when using sand! It's a FANTASTIC combo!
Jul 7, 2011
Sam S.
Also if you need a cheap exfoliant you can use Baking soda. Just add a little bit of water so it makes a paste and you can use it on your face or body. It works amazingly I use it a lot :)
Jul 8, 2011
Catey P.
That's a great idea! I've been using sea salt to exfoliate, I bet sand is great for the rough parts of your body. You could do a whole sea spa day and add seaweed!
Jul 15, 2011
Theresa G.
I was at the beach last weekend exfoiliating me feet with sand also LOL.