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We’ve come a long way since the heyday of St. Ives Apricot Scrub—or so we thought. Kylie Jenner’s recent foray into skincare has reignited the debate over harsh physical exfoliators, getting the online beauty community up in arms over her Walnut Face Scrub. (It’s currently sold out on her site, which gives us pause for those who bought it). Essentially a dupe of the scrub by St. Ives (which *does* work wonders on dry elbows and knees, but also was at the centre of a lawsuit not too long ago), Jenner’s version uses walnut powder, an ingredient that has often been criticized for causing micro-tears in the skin. That’s partly why we’ve seen, in recent years, a shift away physical exfoliators and towards chemical resurfacers—aside from being, generally, more effective at penetrating the skin and increasing cell turnover.
Skin care twitter: we don’t need to be using harsh exfoliants when chemical exfoliants exist
The consensus among dermatologists is that both chemical and physical exfoliators (see: microdermabrasion) have their place, but the chemical route is the superior choice for daily at-home use. Today, there are also plenty of in-between options: physical exfoliators that make the most of non-sandpaper-like ingredients to *gently* buff away dead skin without, figuratively speaking, scorching the earth.
This cult product from Sunday Riley is beloved for its powerful AHA formula. It works like a serum—to be applied underneath your moisturizer—and melts away dead skin cells, leaving skin looking plump and glowing. With regular use, it can also help reduce the appearance of sunspots. You’ll just have to ignore its funky smell—but really, if a product (especially a chemical exfoliant) smells like a bouquet of roses, it’s more than likely not going to be the most effective.
Another AHA powerhouse, this mask works its magic without any scrubbing required. Just smear a thick layer over your skin and in 10 minutes, dead skin cells will disappear thanks to glycolic acid and papaya enzymes. All the heavy lifting (er, scrubbing) is done for you.
Straddling the categories of physical and chemical, Tatcha’s powder exfoliator gets the job done with a blend of Japanese rice bran powder and papaya enzymes. It also has the added benefit of making its user feel like a sorcerer, transforming this powder formula into a paste and then a foam with the addition of water. Basically, it’s exfoliation and a show.
You can file Laneige’s signature exfoliator in the category of gentlest skincare products in existence. The formula owes its skin-smoothing power to tiny non-abrasive konjac beads (made from the konjac plant). It barely feels like a scrub on application, but still leaves skin feeling brand new.
This popular mask delivers a triple threat of gentle exfoliation, with a physical, chemical and enzyme component. The aluminum oxide crystals loosen dead skin cells, the AHA acids go to work on dissolving those dead skin cells, and pumpkin enzymes (or fruit acids) help boost cell turnover. During application, just make sure to scrub gently to avoid irritating your skin.
If you’re looking for the power of all the skin resurfacing acids in one bottle, this is the product for you. From Budapest-based line Omorovicza, this combines glycolic, salicylic and lactic acid, and is particularly worthwhile for acne sufferers or those prone to the occasional breakout.
Essentially the gold standard in chemical exfoliation, Biologique Recherche has been quietly making their P50 Lotion for four decades. Apply it like a toner while ignoring its famously awful scent, and you’ll feel a bit of tingling and maybe even a slight burning—but no need to panic. That’s how you know its acids are working.
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This article was originally published in March 2024 and has been updated. There may be a famine of beauty in the world, but Fall 2024 fashion month kept us well-fed. From February to March, the world’s major style capitals served no shortage of sartorial splendour and polarizing cultural antics. The Row went viral for banning the use of phones at its hyper-exclusive show. Coperni debuted a bag made of 99 per cent air . There was even a Kate Moss doppelgänger gallivanting about! But through it all, the lasting excitement came from the looks on the runway — which will set the tone for fall winter 2024 fashion trends. Designers continued to showcase their preference for peplum , sheer and elevated athleisure while bringing fresh pairings into the mix. Meanwhile, cold-weather staples like hats and coats took on different roles with luxe textures and unconventional shapes. From controversial new high-fashion codes to more-is-more accessorizing themes, we’re breaking down the bigg...
Seven Days to Forever , the new digital micro-platform devised by Montreal-based retailer Ssense and Jerry Lorenzo–founder of the streetwear brand Fear of God –has gone live with a week’s worth of exclusive content and product launch programming including re-releases of the sunglasses collection from Fear of God and Barton Perriera, and its collaboration with iconic suiting house Ermenegildo Zegna. You’ll also find the drop of Ssense’s Essentials Dark Navy collection coming in hot on Saturday, November 21st as well as an opportunity to pre-shop its Essential Tennis Sneakers on the 23rd. “We are honoured to be partnering with Ssense on this project,” Lorenzo said in a statement. “[They have] supported Fear of God since the inception of our brand’s launch. We’ve had a long-standing relationship, as well as a lot of mutual love and respect for each other’s business and craft. They are the perfect partner to build our legacy with.” In addition to scooping up covetable collections, vis...
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