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    What products make your skin soft?
    Melissa Jannes
    Licensed Esthetician & Brazilian Wax Educator
    Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.
    Licensed Esthetician & Brazilian Wax Educator
    Expert Answer
    Try using a night cream or sleep mask for extra-soft skin. As you sleep, your skin tends to lose a lot of moisture. However, you can help prevent that by using a thick, moisturizing product, like a night cream, before bed. You can also use sleep masks, which are huge in Korea. You just slather it onto your skin before you go to bed, and you wake up and your skin is amazing!
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    How do you get the softest skin?
    Melissa Jannes
    Licensed Esthetician & Brazilian Wax Educator
    Melissa Jannes is a Licensed Esthetician and the owner of Maebee's Beauty Studio in Philadelphia, a single practitioner space providing quality services with individualized attention. Melissa is also a National Educator for Universal Companies. She received her esthetics degree at The Beauty School of Middletown in 2008 and is licensed in both New York and Pennsylvania. Melissa won the "Best of Beauty" award from Allure magazine in 2012 for the quality of her bikini waxing.
    Licensed Esthetician & Brazilian Wax Educator
    Expert Answer
    Try putting on body oil after a shower, while your skin is still slightly damp. The oil will latch onto your skin, leaving a silky feeling.
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    What kind of moisturizer will make my skin really soft?
    Kaveri Karhade, MD
    Board Certified Dermatologist
    Dr. Kaveri Karhade is a board certified Laser, Medical, and Cosmetic Dermatologist in the San Francisco Bay Area. Her areas of expertise are acne and hair loss. She has advanced training in injectables, lasers, surgery, and other cosmetic treatments, and has published extensive research in medical journals. She holds a BS from Michigan State University and a Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the University of Michigan Medical School. She completed her internship in Internal Medicine at New York University School of Medicine and her Residency in Dermatology at Brown University School of Medicine. Dr. Karhade is a fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and a member of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery.
    Board Certified Dermatologist
    Expert Answer
    Look for products that contain hyaluronic acid and ceramides. These ingredients help repair the skin barrier and hydrate the skin, which will make it softer.
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    Can any type of moisturizing lotion be used?
    Community Answer
    Yes, but consider using a lotion with olive oil, coconut oil, or shea butter. Unscented lotions usually work better than scented lotions.
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    Can I apply moisturizer in the shower?
    Community Answer
    I wouldn't recommend it as it will wash off before your skin absorbs it. However, if you turn the water off and dry off first, then you can apply the moisturizer while you're still standing in the shower.
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    What can I do for an oily face?
    Community Answer
    You can use a face paper or oil control film, which allows you to removes the excess oil from your face.
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    How can I get a natural glow in a few days?
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    You should drink lots of water. Do anything you can to reduce stress and maintain your diet by eating healthy foods. Things like yoga and meditation are also beneficial.
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    How can I make my skin whiter?
    Community Answer
    See this Wikihow article: how to make your skin lighter .
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