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Kimberly M.

I like aspirin masks for myself. But I'm concerned about using them on clients. Would it be OK though? If not, what's a good exfoliator to use on a client (to ensure smooth foundation application)?

Jennie A.

Im not a makeup artist i use the aspirin on myself but some ppl are allergic to aspirin and there is soo many different skin types that i would be a little weary about it!

Kimberly M.

Yeah. What should I use instead?

Yumi R.

Check out Laura Mercier's Perfecting Water. It sounds like something that is unnecessary but it really makes a difference in how your skin looks and feels and how makeup applies!
http://www.lauramercier.com/store/s...

Sabrina P.

do the simplest of all the scrubs Organic Honey, Organic or Brown sugar and olive oil

3 TBL of olive oil
3TBL of Honey
1/2 cup of sugar of your choice
mix it together and voila!!!
this all natural scrub

Kimberly M.

Good ideas! Thanks!

Vanessa Marie C.

you should try a pumice peel exfoliator from bioelements. i promise it wont disappoint. its feels really rough when exfoliting but after your skin feels so smooth.

sorry a little late.

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