Showing posts with label Exfolimate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Exfolimate. Show all posts

Thursday, February 25, 2016

Exfolimate Exfoliating Cloth Review (Tomoson)

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I received Exfolimate, in exchange for honest review from Tomoson. Exfolimate is a exfoliating cloth. The cloth is made for the entire body. The mate helps with dry skin, aging skin, and acne issues. Since the cloth has some length to it,  you can use it to exfoliate any part of the body, such as your back.

I have used soap on the mate and also used a scrub to get double exfoliation. I used it mostly to remove dead skin on the body. It does feel a little weird at first to use it because the Exfolimate is a cloth with texture to help your body.

You can purchase the Exfolimate, using the link above. You also can purchase Exfolimate on Amazon. The cloth comes in three colors; green; exotic animal, and purple.

Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Exfolimate #FacebodyTool Review (Tomoson)








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I received Exfolimate's Exfolimate Kit Reduces Visible Signs Of Aging - Clear Skin Naturally
in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.The tools are developed with microblades to help exfoliate the skin. The blades are carved into the smooth, metal edge to remove skin cells and other yucky stuff.

The pack came with a face and body tool, in addition to the cords, used to hang the product. I think the hardest part was attaching the cord to the tools. I also had to watch the how to use video because I couldn't figure out what a 90 degree angle was on my face. The tools were easy to use. The face tool is smaller than the body tool. Each tool is also etched with face or body.

You glide the tools along your face or body and watch as your skin feels smoother. Any facial debris will be seen on the microblades at the bottom.




How to use:

  1. Wet your skin. The website recommends using the tools near the end of bath or shower
  2. Glide tool along face or body at a 90 degree angle. Use light pressure
  3. While using either tool, check for debris. You can use warm water to clean. Clean tools after each use. 
  4. Hang dry 

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.