Check your skin type before you scrub-a-dub-dub — and try out one of these top-rated products for lathering up.

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Dr. Murphy Rose specifically recommends this for those dealing with both sensitivity and breakouts. "For acne-prone but ...

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While treating your dry skin often involves layers of body lotion and barrier creams, your first step toward hydrated skin begins in the shower with your body wash. However, not all body washes are ...

In a world full of body washes, finding one that works best for your skin type is essential. “Those who [have] sensitive skin need to find a suitable body wash that does not over-dry their skin and ...

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