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		<title>Facial Scrub Secrets</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[With the topic of this week&#8217;s featured video clip being facial scrubs and how to properly apply them, I thought I would offer some advice on how to choose the best scrub for your skin. A best friend of mine recently reminded me of a little skin care secret that I had once revealed to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><img src="http://sharnellskincare.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/02/scrub3.jpg" alt="facial scrubs" />With the topic of this week&#8217;s featured video clip being facial scrubs and how to properly apply them, I thought I would offer some advice on how to choose the best scrub for your skin. A best friend of mine recently reminded me of a little skin care secret that I had once revealed to her years back.<span id="more-142"></span></p>
<p>She found this bit of information so helpful, that till this day she continues to tell other people about it. Here is the secret I let her in on, as well as a couple of others that are just as important to know when it comes to using a facial scrub.</p>
<p><strong>Secret #1:</strong> Apricot scrubs are not good for your skin! As a matter of fact, any form of nut or shell scrub is actually more harmful than not for your skin. The reason is very plain and simple. The granules produced by seeds and nuts are rigid and abrasive. Although these granules are very small, they are tough enough to actually cause scratches and tiny tears to your skin. With extended use and over time, your skin will become sensitized and prone to premature aging due to this rough treatment. A great alternative facial scrub is one made of jojoba microbeads. Jojoba microbeads are smooth and round wax beads which offer a gentle, yet effective exfoliation. Cornmeal and rice powder scrubs are also excellent choices and are suitable for all skin types.</p>
<p><strong>Secret #2: </strong>A facial scrub can be used daily and in addition to other facial exfoliants, such as peels and masques. So long as you are using the appropriate scrub for your skin, daily application of your facial scrub is beneficial and highly recommended. Regular use of a facial scrub will keep your skin polished, smooth and bright.</p>
<p><strong>Secret #3: </strong>A scrub should NEVER be used on acne skin! Despite what your scrub may indicate, i.e, &#8220;formulated for Oily/Acne Skin&#8221;, it is imperative not to apply the scrub to your breakout. The act of massaging an abrasive solution against your blemishes will only spread bacteria. The result is further breakout and the endless cycle of acne. Rather than a scrub, treat your acne with an AHA, glycolic, enzyme or benzoyl peroxide treatment.</p>
<p>Some or all of these skin care secrets may be old news to you. However, you would be surprised at how many people are unaware of this information. I know that old habits don&#8217;t die hard, especially when it comes to dropping the beloved apricot scrub. But these three skin care secrets are simple to follow and extremely beneficial to the health of your skin &#8211; so spread the word!</p>
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