Summer brings oily skin, acne, and dryness caused by the heat. Learn how to tackle these common skin problems with easy and effective skincare tips, including exfoliation, moisturizing, eating ...
Skin Care: Try these 4 home remedies to get rid of facial hair, your face will shine like the moon..
Every girl wants her face to look glowing and spotless. For this, sometimes they resort to chemical-rich beauty products, and sometimes try home remedies. But when it comes to unwanted hair on the ...
The Fashion Week Glow-Up I Got from Simple Skin Prep — And How You Can Too
Before Australian Fashion Week, I wanted to ensure I felt confident before stepping out. Luckily, with NIVEA's help, I was able to.
What are exosomes in skin care? Derms explain why everyone’s talking about them
Exosomes are the buzziest skin care ingredient right now, but are they effective? I spoke to dermatologists about what exosomes do for skin and how to safely use them.
Decoding the top 4 trending ‘beauty foods’ — which ones actually work and red flags to look for
Eating your skin care? It works — if you’re savvy about it. “Skin thrives on nourishment. A routine rich in skin-loving nutrients like antioxidants, healthy fats and phytonutrients can ...
What Is the Viral New ‘Caveman Skin’ Trend?
This new trend encourages tweens and teens to do absolutely nothing to their skin. Fact checked by Sarah Scott New viral skin care 'caveman skin' trend promotes not using any products, or even water.
The beauty product that will get your skin ‘wedding ready’ in three months
Ensuring your skin is radiant and photo-ready is equally crucial in an age of ubiquitous smartphone cameras and social media sharing. Dermatologists and skincare experts offer advice on how to achieve ...
What is the viral ‘caveman’ skincare trend and is it really safe to try out?
The "caveman" skincare trend is taking over social media with its no-product approach – but does ditching your routine really benefit your skin? Here is one woman's experience.
TikTok Wants You To Eat Your Skin Care, & Here’s How
No, not literally. The post TikTok Wants You To Eat Your Skin Care, & Here’s How first appeared on Her Campus.