So Long, Winter Skin!

Add a few drops of water to this powder to get a powerful exfoliant that won't strip your skin.

$40;

fixmalibu.com.

The tiny rotating brush and exfoliating cleanser go the extra mile to remove the dirt your soap may have missed, and at $30, it's a fraction of the price of most brush cleansing systems.

$30;

drugstore.com.

Two treatments, one jar, the best of both worlds-the exfoliating gel coaxes impurities out of hiding, while the T-zone cleansing cream keeps skin matte in all the right places.

$24;

sephora.com.

Don't be fooled by the sweet smell-botanical oils and ground sunflower seeds work hard to transform skin from scratchy to supple.

$20;

crabtree-evelyn.com.

A day in the garden would leave your head clear but your hands chapped. Skip the soil with this velvety, veggie-stocked cream. (It has carrots and soybeans in it!)

Available March 1, $9;

yestocarrots.com.

Scrubbing beads slough away dead skin, vitamin E moisturizes, and zesty lime extract provides a piquant mood boost.

$4;

drugstore.com.

This Houdini-esque formula starts as a gentle scrub and transforms mid-rinse into a hydrating lotion-all while working magic on your complexion.

Available March 7, $36;

loccitane.com.

The shea butter-based cream gives TLC to tired soles; glycolic acid whisks away dead skin and prevents future cracking.

$15;

bathandbodyworks.com.

Consider it a facial for your scalp: Proteins dissolve dead skin cells, and aloe vera leaves the new skin moisturized, but never oily.

$40;

nioxin.com for salon locations.