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Rethink Probiotics. This Form Of “Inner Skincare” Is More Effective
When it didn’t and I felt bloated to boot, I dug a little deeper. Turns out, most dermatologists attest that probiotic skincare — both topical and supplemental — is pretty useless and any evidence to ...
The Best New Skincare Products For Summer 2022
Summer might seem like an easy skin season, but the harsh sun and air conditioning reveal otherwise. That’s why it’s important to keep up a skincare routine all year round. Luckily, the latest ...
Kate Bock’s Go-to Skincare Guru Cynthia Rivas On Her Paris Pop-up And What Her ‘Haute Couture Facial’ Entails
In Paris for the Couture shows? Then you *simplement* must visit supermodel-approved esthetician Cynthia Rivas at her pop-up skincare ...
Selena Gomez Shares Her Favorite ‘Super Affordable’ Skincare for a Natural Glow
Selena Gomez shared her favorite drugstore skincare products on TikTok. The Only Murders in the Building star uses Urban Hydration Skincare’s Aloe Gel Mask, Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Cleansing ...
I’m a beauty fan, 5 hacks that make me look like I have a full face of make-up – but I NEVER wear anything but mascara
A BEAUTY fan has shared how she no longer wears any make-up apart from mascara, as she’s perfected five techniques that make it look like she’s already got it on. TikTok user Kylie Katich, whose ...
Ingestible skincare products are on the rise: here’s why
As consumers grow more and more focussed on their health and nutrition, ingestible skincare products are on the rise.
The ultimate guide on face washes for all skin types
Ask us what bears the brunt of the pollution and the heat the most, and we’d say our skin. Breakouts and greasy or dull skin are some of the most common skin problems we deal with daily. Add to it ...
Dermatologist warns against skin-care ‘misinformation’ on TikTok
Zoomers are turning to TikTok for trendy skin-care hacks — but according to a dermatologist, not all of them are good, or even safe.