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    What is the best exfoliating scrub for your legs?
    Alicia Ramos
    Skincare Professional
    Alicia Ramos is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Smoothe Denver in Denver, Colorado. She received her license at the School of Botanical & Medical Aesthetics, with training in lashes, dermaplaning, waxing, microdermabrasion, and chemical peels, and now provides skin care solutions to hundreds of clients.
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    A sugar scrub can keep your legs smooth and healthy. When you use a sugar scrub, you're removing all of the dead skin that can block your pores and lead to a mild infection or folliculitis. It's especially great at helping irritation caused by shaving, when your pores are already open.
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    What do I add to my sugar and how long can I keep the mix?
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    Add a tiny amount of milk or essential oils. You can keep it in an airtight container for up to a week in the fridge if you use milk and longer if you don't use it.
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    How often do I need to do this?
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    It's up to you, but once or twice a week would be fine.
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    Can the first method get rid of black spots on my legs?
    Community Answer
    No, if you have black spots on your legs then you should go and see your dermatologist for advice on how to get them to clear up.
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    Can I use veggie oil?
    Community Answer
    Yes. Oil is good for skin because it helps you get rid of hair and spots.
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    Can it get rid of the rash on my knee?
    Ellie Homewood
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    Aloe vera gel works as a natural ointment for soothing skin rashes, especially the ones caused by eczema. Furthermore, it has antiseptic, antibacterial, and anti-fungal properties. So, you can apply pure aloe vera gel on the affected area and leave it on your skin overnight, or at least for half an hour.
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