SkincareBizz

Jessica Gabel Cino receives federally funded research grants in the area of criminal law. As facial recognition becomes more common, we must know how it works. As someone who studies and researches the legal implications of new technology in criminal ... ( read original story ...)

Movies may unnecessarily be adding to the negative stigma surrounding common skin conditions, new research shows. Leading Hollywood titles are giving many notorious villains blemishes and scars - but not giving popular heroes the same features. From Darth ... ( read original story ...)

It is no secret that your skin is a reflection of your inner health. People who sleep more, drink more water, and eat less greasy food tend to have clearer skin. Those who binge on alcohol and caffeine, lead stressful lives, and don't exercise are more ... ( read original story ...)

Skincare tools are a little more universal, allowing people of different skin types to use them. I’ve found my holy grail of face washing tools. It’s both cheap and effective for most skin types: The Quitmat face brush. The Quimat brush currently ... ( read original story ...)

Samsung's Galaxy S8 comes with several biometric features -- including one that could be fooled pretty easily, according to a report. A video has surfaced online that shows a person placing a photo in front of the Galaxy S8. The device's facial-recognition ... ( read original story ...)

Packed on those celebrity-approved sheet masks and tried every facial under the sky but your skin still isn't cooperating? We've learnt the hard way that one size doesn’t fit all, especially finding a daily skincare routine that suits you. Even the ... ( read original story ...)

Facial oils have been quite popular these days because they help to give you a glowing and radiant skin. There are more than 50 types of facial oils that are available in the market and hence choosing the appropriate one according to your skin type is ... ( read original story ...)

From freezing our faces to using moisturizers made from our own blood, we've experienced our fair share of bizarre beauty practices here at Byrdie. With that being said, we've never encountered one that involves applying well, excrement, to our faces. ( read original story ...)

Neutrogena’s Pink Grapefruit Facial Cleanser had a scent that was way too much for me, and it never left my face feeling thoroughly clean. Clinique’s Liquid Facial Soap left me greasy, but also somewhat red and irritated. Finally, after diving into ... ( read original story ...)