Tag: skincare face

We get it — you want beautiful skin (who doesn't?), but your morning skincare routine usually consists of splashing some water on your face in between sips of coffee, or standing under the shower head and hoping for the best. Thoroughly cleansing your ... ( read original story ...)

Dry facial skin is a common condition with many of the causes. Dry skin can be a symptom that indicates a more serious diagnosis. But in most cases, dry skin on your face is caused by environmental factors that remove moisture from the skin. Heat, hot ... ( read original story ...)

You've probably seen the photos on Instagram: A celebrity or influencer's face covered with blood splatter. No, it's not Halloween makeup — it's actually one of the latest treatment trends in skin care, also known as a "vampire facial." Celebrities ... ( read original story ...)

A dermatologist has revealed the best way to cleanse your face and all the mistakes you could be making. The cornerstone of every good skincare routine, cleansing is essential to removing every last trace of make-up, pollutant or toxic chemicals that ... ( read original story ...)

which enables users to unlock their phone via facial recognition, in order to help factories to push through more devices. A report from Bloomberg, where the publication cites people familiar with the production process for iPhone X, suggests that the ... ( read original story ...)

This is beyond weird,’ remarks John the photographer as he snaps away. ‘Mmn nnngh,’ I reply from beneath the thick layer of alginate face mask that has been pasted from my hairline to my chin, across my eyes and straight over my mouth — and which ... ( read original story ...)

Margaret Evans is a correspondent based in the CBC News London bureau. A veteran conflict reporter, Evans has covered civil wars and strife in Angola, Chad and Sudan, as well as the myriad battlefields of the Middle East. Commuters battling rush-hour ... ( read original story ...)

It likely won't come as a surprise to many dog owners, but a new study suggests that dogs use facial expressions to communicate with their humans. The results suggest that dogs indeed use their faces to attempt communication. The dogs produced more than ... ( read original story ...)

Coffee shops aren't the only places that have added pumpkin spice indulgences to menus this fall. Spas across the United States are getting in on the seasonal craze by incorporating ingredients like pumpkin and cinnamon into face and body treatments. ( read original story ...)