The reasons for exfoliating your dead skin cells are compelling but just how do you go about actually doing it. There are such a large variety of products on market today that it can be quite difficult to decide where to start. First, there are several natural ways to eliminate dead skin cells. One such way is to use sea salts. Simply wet face, or wherever you’re exfoliating, and apply a couple of tablespoons of sea salt to dampened area. Using a washcloth or your fingers, gently massage sea salts into your skin in a circular motion. Continue this for about two or three minutes and rinse with cold water. You can also make your own exfoliating cream by using 2 cups of brown sugar, 1 cup of Olive Oil, and ginger. Apply in same fashion as mentioned above. The added benefit of these natural exfoliants is they are cost effective.

There are multiple products on market today that you can choose from if going all-natural route isn’t for you. Most of these exfoliates will contain Beta Hydroxy Acids and Alpha Hydroxy Acids. These are both non-toxic, herbal acids that are effective in sloughing off dead skin cells on body.

Brian Fong

http://www.NaturalVisage.com

But real pleasures of tall sheep skin boots are found on inside. That is where you will find soft, cozy, removable pure wool fleece insole that will begin to conform to your foot and leg minute you put on your pair of boots. Your feet and your legs will wonder why you have never let them feel this good before. They will feel snug and refreshed because wool will help to draw wetness away from bare skin and help air to better circulate. They will be warm and dry. They will even feel cool in warmer temperatures, so go ahead and wear tall boots even if it’s not cold outside. And best of all, there will be no more foul smells when boots are removed – if boots are removed. That’s right. Tall sheep skin boots are so comfortable that you will not want to take them off. You’ll find any excuse to wear these boots, even if it is only for a brief trip outside to get mail.

Brian Fong

http://www.Sheep-Skin-Boots-Guide.com