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9 Ways to Quickly Calm Red, Irritated Skin and Put the Fire Out
There’s nothing more frustrating than working hard to get your skin on track only for it to be derailed again… Continue
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Here’s What Skin Experts Want You to Know About the Safety of Sunscreen
We know that sunscreen can prevent DNA damage to skin cells caused by UV light. We also know that UV… Continue
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Everything You Should Know About Managing Rosacea
Seeing red is never a good thing, especially when it comes to your complexion. Rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition… Continue
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Searches for Fungal Acne Are Up 500%—Here’s What You Need to Know
Social media can be an incredible resource for information related to skincare, as long as you’re consuming content from a… Continue
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Skincare Ingredients You Should Use To Prevent Blue-Light Aging
An emerging trend in skincare is products that protect the skin against “digital aging” from blue light. Blue light is… Continue
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4 Ways to Reapply Sunscreen Over Makeup (and the Pros and Cons of Each)
Updated 09/21/21. When it comes to preventing visible signs of aging, there’s no better ingredient out there than SPF. The… Continue
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How Peptides Help Build and Protect Collagen for More Youthful-Looking Skin
There are a lot of buzzwords in skincare—so many, in fact, that it can be hard to keep up. Chances… Continue
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Skincare After Sun Exposure: Which Ingredients to Start and Stop Using
Summer is officially just around the corner, and that means more time spent outdoors. You already know you should be… Continue
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Meet Joanna: She Struggles with Skin Picking—Here’s How She’s Managing It
Almost everyone has experienced the urge to pick, poke, or prod at their skin. When Joanna Saporito, a skin-picking sufferer,… Continue
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5 Skincare Mistakes That Could Be Making Your Sunscreen Less Effective
Unlike most skincare products, which are considered cosmetics, sunscreen is classified as a drug by the FDA. This means that… Continue