10 Amazing Hacks For the Smoothest Legs Ever (3 of 3)

Remember to change your razor blade

Not only will changing your razor blade make sure you get the closest shave, but that absence of stubble will help your legs in other ways too. Your moisturizer can attach to the stubble on your legs, instead of actually penetrating and hydrating your skin.

Take advantage of body scrubs

Knees and heels are notorious for being deeply dry, and here’s where body scrubs come into play. A body scrub is great to use for these particularly dry areas and will remove layers of caked-up dead, dry skin. Look for body scrubs that are oil-based. Experts say that you should wait a few minutes after getting in the shower to use the scrub, so that your skin can be softened and ready for exfoliation.

Mix in some hyaluronic acid to your daily skin routine

Hyaluronic acid is one of the best moisturizers you can use for very brittle and dry skin on the legs. Dr. Chwalek touts hyaluronic acid holds up to 1000 times its weight in water. A great option for moisturizers with hyaluronic acid might also pair vitamins, E, C, A and B.