6 Ways to Ditch Dry, Rough Winter Skin

This creamy, water-activated enzyme exfoliant cleans and tones skin to improve surface texture. If you find most physical exfoliants irritating, this powder will likely be the exception: It's spiked with crushed-pearl extract to minimize redness and sensitivity.

Sure, microdermabrasion might be a foolproof way to improve texture and tone, but regular in-office facials can get expensive. This tiny Kiehl's tube is an affordable alternative. Apply it three times a week to minimize dark spots, fine lines, and pores.

Dead skin cells can leave skin dull and pores clogged. Sunday Riley's lactic acid-powered cult-favorite treatment exfoliates and de-clogs pores for a firmer, more radiant complexion.

Instead of multi-masking, use this one from Origins, which deep cleans and refines skin in a single step. The rose clay-based mask is enriched with glow-boosting Canadian willowherb and polishing jojoba beads.

Walnuts aren't just a solid afternoon snack, the nut is also an effective exfoliator. In OLE HENRIKSEN's scrub, walnut powder lifts and loosens dead skin cells and impurities.

At-home peels have a bad rap for causing post-facial redness and breakouts. Although Drunk Elephant's Babyfacial is packed with a whopping 25-percent AHAs and two-percent BHAs to refine skin texture, gentle antioxidants like matcha green tea and apple extract help prevent a splotchy aftermath.