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The bottom line? You need to do both to keep your face looking its absolute best. “Face washes and cleansers are meant to wash away dirt and impurities from the skin surface, while leaving the skin layers intact,” explains Dr. Shilesh Iyer ... ( read original story ...)

Hello, beauty game changer. Skin Inc’s new Facial In A Flash is every woman’s skincare godsend Ever heard of multi-masking? Well, it's now a thing with Skin Inc's new Facial In A Flash series. The first of its kind — created by a beauty brand that's ... ( read original story ...)

Here are a few ways coffee can benefits the skin: 1. Skin exfoliation: Coffee grounds work great as a face scrub because their granular texture helps to exfoliate the skin, revealing a smoother and cleaner face. 2. Cellulite reduction: Another one of the ... ( read original story ...)

Start by switching your gel cleanser for a cleansing facial oil, foam or milky cleanser to help prevent the skin's lipid barrier from being stripped with every wash. These days, you can exfoliate just about anything: from your face to body - even your eyelids. ( read original story ...)

A berry rich in antioxidants and natural source of resveratrol. the crushed Cranberry seeds in the formula exfoliate, leaving skin feeling renewed and looking energized and radiant. A signature Kiehl’s ingredient, Squalane is a botanical lipid that is ... ( read original story ...)

but involves ALL OF YOUR FACE. If you have the wrong colour or less than stellar blending, there is no coming back from it. For years I stayed away until I discovered roughly what colour family my skin was in and though I still prefer a more natural finish ... ( read original story ...)

... t seem to matter that I drinks tons of water daily or that I’ve oh-so-carefully curated an entire skincare regimen in hopes of keeping my face as hydrated as possible. I still have more dry days — often where I’ll peak in the mirror at 3 p.m. to ... ( read original story ...)

The finding contradicts the widely held belief that women are better at recognizing faces and reading facial expressions than men are, the Penn State researchers said. "There has been common lore in the behavioral literature that women do better than men ... ( read original story ...)