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Our skin has a tough job given that it sheds over 30,000 dead skin cells every minute.

Thankfully we can show it some support with Origins GinZing Refreshing Scrub Cleanser, £18.50, that fights a daily onslaught of grime, pollution and fatigue.

Don’t be fooled by its gentle formula; natural carnauba beads, jojoba and ginseng work in harmony to help skin reach a new level of glow.

Verdict: A skincare staple if ever there was one.

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