SkincareBizz

Skincare has become a huge market: consumers in the U.S. spent $17 billion on skincare, and popular Korean skincare, or K-beauty, is expected to hit $7.2 billion in sales by 2020, according to ... ( read original story ...)

So technically, there are about 13,876 different skin types. (Super precise, we know.) That said, to help streamline the thousands of products available to our shopping-hungry fingertips, the skincare ... ( read original story ...)

Plus, treating your skin well is a healing self-care practice. Celebrities are at a slight advantage in the skincare department simply because they have access to some of the best estheticians, ... ( read original story ...)

In certain circles, where the difference between ampoules and essences needs no explanation and double cleansing is practically a religion, "glass skin" is a term you'll hear spoken in reverent terms. ... ( read original story ...)

The right choice for you will sink in nicely with a little facial massage and be absorbed a few hours later; if it just sits on the skin, it’s probably too heavy. Oils do tend to be more expensive ... ( read original story ...)

Amazon is launching Belei, its first dedicated skincare collection, with 12 products that the brand touts as "no nonsense." In it you'll find every step you can think of: micellar face wipes that you ... ( read original story ...)

Amazon is getting into another category in retail: skin care. The company on Wednesday said it's launching its first dedicated skin care line, called Belei. It will sell items including moisturizers, ... ( read original story ...)