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"  The average man loses more than a billion dead skin cells per day, and while there&amp;#039;s no biological imperative to scrub them off your body, there is an aesthetic one: They&amp;#039;re dead, and when they combine with your natural oils, they lead to dull, waxy pallors and clogged pores. So unless you like the idea of having skin reminiscent of a motel bedspread, here are some products to consider. 1. Hands  Hansen for Men Heavy Duty Hand Cleaner ($7; sallyhansen.com) looks like it belongs in the garage, because it does. It removes transmission grease as easily as the oils that accumulate on your hands, but it won&amp;#039;t leave you feeling like you dipped your hand in battery acid. Use it once a week or every time you change your spark plugs.  2. Feet Dr. Bruce Katz, a clinical professor of dermatology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, warns against removing all your calluses. (They look nasty, but they&amp;#039;re protecting you from chronic irritation.) Pumice stones work well for heels, but for the rest of your feet, try the less abrasive Collective Wellbeing Buffing Bar ($6; collectivewellbeing.com). 3. Body You don&amp;#039;t really need a loofah to apply Ole Henriksen&amp;#039;s Loofah Body Scrub ($28; olehenriksen.com), which is one of the reasons I like it. You can just rub on the strong, grainy beads with your hands a few times a week, but be careful not to scrub as vigorously on your arms and legs, where your skin is thinner.  4. Face According to Dr. Katz, your face is the oiliest part of your body and the most in need of sloughing. Katz recommends exfoliating daily, unless you have sensitive skin, in which case two to three times per week will suffice. I liked the light, not-too-abrasive scrub of Gap G7&amp;#039;s Power Scrub ($9.50; gap.com), the first product from the company&amp;#039;s new grooming line. Rodney Cutler, owner of the Cutler Salons in New York City, is also an Ironman triathlete and former Australian-football player. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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