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Spring into the sunshine

Vanish Dry Skin - covering your skin throughout winter is a great way to hide dry skin, but when it comes to spring, it’s time to address the issue. Dry weather throughout winter dries out skin and can leave it flaky and scaly. Fight back with a gentle exfoliation using a product such as an oil-based salt or coffee scrub. After exfoliating, massage in a rich, thick body butter to add much-needed moisture back into the skin. Make sure you concentrate on trouble areas such as elbows, knees and ankles.

SPRING is well and truly here so it’s time to get your skin ready for the warmer weather, higher hemlines and shorter sleeves.
Get rid of dry elbows, knees and ankles and spend some time looking after your skin to make sure you’re safe in the sun this season.
Here are a few quick tips to get you on your way.

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