As trendy and nonsensical as they may sound, these two ingredients do have some science to back up the claim they’re effective ingredients in skincare products.
Discover the power of natural skincare: Make your own honey mask for glowing skin
These natural cosmetics are grounded in unrefined oils and plant extracts. Although their compositions seem simple, and typically involve just a handful of ingredients, it doesn't implicate them as ...
Skin care glossary: Dry skin terms you need to know
Visit our Dry (Skin) January homepage for more dry skin essentials. Whether you’re a skin care pro or a curious beginner, you’ve probably scanned the ingredients list of your favorite creams, ...
Safe products for your skin care-obsessed tweens
Dermatologists share skin care products and ingredients tweens can safely use — and the beauty products to stay away from.
‘Skincare kids’ are everywhere right now. Should parents be concerned?
There’s no problem with kids taking care of their skin,” said one Rhode Island dermatologist. “It becomes a problem when they feel that they need an expensive, multi-step skincare regimen.” ...
The Internet Is Convinced Michael Cera Is a Secret Skincare Mogul — Here’s Why the Actor Is Going Viral
Michael Cera has been spotted carrying around bottles of CeraVe products — and the internet has questions. On Thursday, the 'Superbad' actor joined Bobbi Althoff's 'The Really Good Podcast' to break ...
Ice facials, loved by Jennifer Aniston, could have skincare benefits — but are they safe?
After partaking in an ice facial, experts encourage following with a full skincare routine, or at least moisturizer. Bustamante, for one, prefers a lotion with humectants, like glycerin, which will ...
8 Skincare Mistakes That Make You Look Older
Even if you already have a skincare routine, dermatologists and estheticians warn you may be making mistakes that make you look older.
Should These Two Women Use The Same Skincare Products?
Tweens are flooding Sephora to buy high-end skincare from Drunk Elephant, Glow Recipe, and Laneige. Dermatologists explain why the trend could do more harm than good.