In the world of exfoliation, there are chemical formulas (i.e. alpha-hydroxy-acids or enzymes) and mechanical exfoliants that physically scrub away dead skin cells from the skin’s surface. If you prefer the latter, chances are you’ve had a difficult time choosing just one formula from the massive amount of options available. There’s no such thing as one-size-fits-all when it comes to exfoliators — or skin care in general, for that matter. To help you find the perfect option for your skin type, read on for our top recommendations. For Dull Skin: L’Oréal Paris RevitaLift Bright Reveal Daily Scrub CleanserWith glycolic acid and micro-pearls, this cleanser harnesses the power of chemical and physical exfoliation to target dullness, clarity and texture. The radiance-boosting formula doubles as a cleanser and is gentle enough to be used morning and night daily. For Sensitive Skin: Kiehl's Pineapple Papaya Facial ScrubIn this scrub, luffa cylindrica fruit and apricot seed powder work to gently buff away dead surface skin cells for a softer, smoother complexion. Follow up with a nourishing moisturizer like one of these for sensitive skin.  For Combination Skin: SkinCeuticals Micro-Exfoliating ScrubThis exfoliating scrub is great for most skin types, but it can be especially beneficial for combination skin. It works to help purify pores for a clear complexion, while also lightly hydrating with ingredients like glycerin and aloe extract. For Dry Skin: Lancôme Exfoliating Rose Sugar ScrubSugar grains, rose water and honey remove any surface impurities and dead surface skin cells without irritating or drying out skin. After use, skin feels smooth and looks radiant.For Oily and Acne-Prone Skin: Garnier SkinActive Clean + Blackhead Eliminating ScrubA cleanser and scrub in one, this charcoal-infused formula helps draw dirt, oil and impurities out of pores, while smoothing the skin. The result is a more clear complexion and minimized pores. Photo: Drew Richards Read More: Exfoliating Products from Ulta We’re Stocking Up on This WinterShould You Exfoliate More or Less in the Winter? A Derm ExplainsHow to Smooth Out Indented Acne Scars, According to a Derm   
