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    A: Allergic reactions to nail polish can sometimes result from potentially toxic ingredients like dibutyl phthalate (DBP) or fish scales, which may be used in shimmery polishes. SpaRitual, a vegan company, offers nail care that’s free from synthetic dyes and potential toxins like DBP, formaldehyde and toluene. Its nail care products are also made without animal products.
    A: Body brushing, also known as dry-brushing, is said to slough off dead skin cells, stimulate circulation and boost dull skin. The practice requires a natural bristle body brush or mitt, ideally with stiff bristles to increase stimulation. Prior to your shower, sweep the brush over your entire body. As a bonus, try applying organic body oil after brushing. According to WebMD, this not only softens skin, but can relieve muscle tension, too.
    A: According to MSNBC, a combination of aerobic activity and weight training can have a minimizing effect on cellulite. You can also reduce cellulite’s appearance by increasing circulation in targeted areas — like the butt and thighs — with exercises such as sprints, stair-running, spinning and circuit training.
    A: At About’s Beauty Web site, Julyne Derrick recommends exfoliating your entire body with a sugar scrub every week. This helps to remove any dead skin cells that build up on your back, she explains.

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