Liv Tyler

Liv Tyler

"I think that exfoliation is the key to beautiful skin, I really do. I use scrubing gloves every day in the shower. They just make you glow and get your blood flowing… Your skin is your biggest organ! It’s important to slough off dead cells all the time. For example, today I flew in on a red eye from L.A. and slept for four hours. So, I took a steam shower with essential oils and I scrubbed my skin, conditioned my hair, and I used the Clarisonic—just that gets your blood flowing. Your skin is flushed, awake, and alive. I’m a big believer in that type of thing. Like, if I had to go to a big event, a couple hours before, I’d take a crazy-hot bath with tons of salts and oils a few hours before. But I do more than that—I take a couple of baths a week where I use a whole box of epsom salts and either a bottle of hydrogen peroxide or a packet of baking soda. Equal parts salt and hydrogen peroxide. It makes you sweat all of the toxins out and all of the bad stuff. I learned about it from a hippie-natural-amazing pediatrician, actually, for when kids get sick."

Mallory Hytes Hagan

Mallory Hytes Hagan

“I do the most traditional home remedy for exfoliating: sugar, salt and just a little bit of olive oil. I rub it on my feet, hands and knees.”

Emily Deschanel

Emily Deschanel

"You take a strawberry, bite off the end, and then rub the strawberry around your face. It’s like a nice enzyme treatment, and there’s a natural scrub from the seeds."

Halle Berry

Halle Berry

The actress adds ground coffee to her body wash in hopes that caffeine and the mild exfoliation it offers will help to increase blood flow and smooth the skin.

Anja Rubik

Anja Rubik

"I use a gentle scrub every night—it's really, really important. It unclogs all the pores. I just massage it in and use a lot of moisturizer afterward. Massaging is especially important because it increases circulation."

Kim Cattrall

Kim Cattrall

 'I scrub every day,' she reveals. 'I've been doing it for about four years now. I scrub my whole body, even my scalp - and it feels really good.'

Reena Hammer

Reena Hammer 

“I suffered from eczema as a child, so my mum used to fill a pair of tights with porridge oats and run it under my bath water for a soothing soak - I still so it now, it really works”

Katherine Hepburn

Katherine Hepburn

Katharine loved exfoliating her skin with sugar, a tiny amount of water, and a squeeze of lemon.  She always finished with a splash of super ice cold water.

Elle Macpherson

Elle Macpherson

“The most important thing for me is scrub. I have a scrubbing mitt and I buff my whole body and face everyday twice a day, in the shower in the morning and bath at night. And then moisturise; the texture of skin is really important.”