In a cross-sectional study of 450 patients with acne, routine skincare use and higher education correlated with milder disease severity and fewer severe cases, underscoring counseling at every visit.
Raising the beauty bar: Why natural isn’t enough
NourishUs Naturals reports that the beauty industry is evolving beyond "natural" to prioritize cleaner, safer, and more sustainable products.
What Dermatologists Wish More Patients Knew About Skin Care
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Angela Lamb joins TODAY to share what doctors wish their patients knew about skin care. She breaks down why drugstore products can be just as effective, why "natural" ...
Martha Stewart on her go-to beauty products and the ‘lazy’ skincare mistake people make
The FGI Gala brought out plenty of fashion industry icons, from David Lauren to Law Roach to Stewart’s longtime friend Dennis Basso. During the star-studded dinner at the Rainbow Room, the domestic ...
My Top Tips for Clear Skin: Peace Out Skincare Routine Revealed
I'm sharing my favorite skincare routine for tackling acne using Peace Out products. In this video, I walk you through each step, from cleansing to moisturizing and targeting blemishes, while ...
I tried the latest TikTok trend and ‘ate my skincare’ – a 69p Aldi buy gave me a radiant complexion in days
THE BEAUTY industry makes billions every year by flogging skincare that promises to tackle fine lines, dull complexion and other common concerns. But while applying topical products can help with ...
Three Essential Skin-Care Products If You’re Traveling All the Time
F and aesthetic medicine doctor Alexander GolBerg, MD, DO, likes G.M. Collin Ceramide Comfort Serum, with vitamin E, ceramides, and skin soothers. Plus, the TSA-friendly individual capsules make it ...
The Best Clean Anti-Aging Skin-care Routine, According to Experts
Welcome to Wrinkles Week on the Strategist, where we’re deeply vetting skin-care solutions for anyone who’s looking to smooth fine lines and wrinkles (or prevent them showing up in the first place).
Dermatologists Say This Is the Best Nighttime Skincare Routine to Fight Wrinkles, Dark Spots, and More
For most skin types, 5 to 10% glycolic or lactic acids or 1 to 2% salicylic acid is a safe starting point. Sensitive skin may want to begin with once-weekly applications and gradually increase ...