Tag: skincare face

To find out more, please read our complete terms of use. With the rise of the sheet mask selfie, facial masks have become more and more popular over the past several years, and not just for women -- men are also realizing the incredible healing and ... ( read original story ...)

The findings held steady regardless of the genders or ethnicities of those photographed, which suggests that we're picking up more universal facial cues, rather than being influenced by sexism or racial bias, both of which are already a pressing issues in ... ( read original story ...)

Face masks should smell divine, feel luxurious to apply and, of course, make your skin feel amazing. Unfortunately, many skincare products are crammed full of synthetic chemicals – used to fragrance, colour and preserve – that do more damage than good ... ( read original story ...)

That helped, and then I slowly introduced my existing favorite products into the mix again. Inadvertently, I had a facial scheduled for mid-August which was perfectly timed. My skin had just calmed back down, but I was looking forward to discussing my ... ( read original story ...)

You may be tempted to rub extra hard when you cleanse your face to get rid of makeup, dirt and grime, but the pulling and dragging action can actually cause wrinkles and irritate skin. Use these comfortable cleanser that lather well without stripping skin ... ( read original story ...)

Are you frustrated and confused with the complicated skin care regimens and products that are being promoted as the solution to your unwanted lines, wrinkles and age spots? What ever happened to the simple method of using the best facial cleanser to remove ... ( read original story ...)

Apple’s upcoming iPhone 8 will probably let you unlock it with facial recognition, and security experts tell Mashable that’s a terrible idea. Current facial recognition technology, like the kind that unlocks a Samsung Galaxy S8, can be fooled by a photo. ( read original story ...)

A recent study has unlocked the code that allows the brain, using a surprisingly small number of neurons, to recognize any face. The discovery opens new perspectives for research, and could lead to applications in the therapeutic fields as well as forensic ... ( read original story ...)

P.S. SHE'S DOING IT WRONG! Dermaplaning should be done with a single-blade razor. There's no shame in wanting to shave your face—men do it regularly so why can't we, right? If you don't know how to do it, here's an easy guide that will talk about its ... ( read original story ...)