What to use for dead skin?
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Jan 12, 2013
Mitchka M.
I've been washing my face with a scrub and it causes me to have dead skin. How can I get rid of it? w/o irritating it
Jan 12, 2013
Victoria D.
The skin we see is dead or dying. Dead skin usually is removed with a scrub.
Jan 13, 2013
Stephanie D.
if the scrub is causing dry patches you may be sensitive to a particular ingredient. switch scrubs and don't forget to moisturize afterwards.