To exfoliate you can use chemicals (acids) or mechanicals (scrubs). I've used both and I think the acids are more effective and less aggravating. Use your fingers to gently massage away dead skin. Or use a large sponge for a little abrasiveness. Drug store brand liquid acne cleansers containing salicylic acids are actually pretty good. Clean And Clear, and Neutrogena have sal. acid formulas. Murad products contain glycolic acid. Estee Lauder Fruition contains a mixture of AHAs - I don't remember which, it's very expensive but lasts a long time. It's not a cleanser, it's a treatment. Avon True Pore-Fection Skin Refining Cleanser contains sal. acid, glyc. acid AND bentonite - I love it. Buy it online and buy multiples - Avon discontinues products and introduces new ones all the time. Masks containing bentonite (it's the greenish clay - make sure the ingredients call out bentonite), include Queen Helene's very cheap Mint Julep mask. It smells like toothpaste and it's almost all bentonite so it's very strong. It sucks everything out of your skin. Too strong for daily use. On the other end of the price scale is Borghese's Fango Active Mud mask. A more refined mixture of ingredients but a lot more expensive too. Good thing is you don't need much.

Sounds like great deals. Thanks.

Janet, I've never done a sticker swap but am interested in doing this one. Your guidelines appear to be clear. I'll be looking for your address in the coming days. Thanks for the opportunity to try a sticker swap!

If the stickers are new and over $1.00 a pack then chances are they are acid free. As for the posit notes, most of the time the glue used on them is not acid free, but in order to be sure you can purchase an acid testing pen, that changes the ink color if the material is acid or not. Penny