Tag: skincare face

Skin breakouts occur when there is an over production of oil which often results in a clogged pore, and the growth of bacteria inside. Breakouts include acnes; pimples, black heads, white heads and zits in one particular area of the face. The hormonal ... ( read original story ...)

Steroid creams intended to get rid of some of the spots have caused facial hair to grow, according to Linda, leaving her having to shave her face DAILY. Linda, from Pennsylvania, US, said: “It is very hard to deal with all of the time. This might sound ... ( read original story ...)

This week, I booked myself a facial (because, TBH, I'm about to get my period and I wanted to get ahead of any breakouts that might pop up). As a beauty director, trying out a lot of treatments comes with the job description, so unless a facial is called ... ( read original story ...)

74% of testers said it made their skin more hydrated every time they used it. For an occasional added boost, try a hydrating face mask like Superdrug Simply Pure Leave-on Water Mask, £3.99. The fading tan doesn't help, but being in the sun can also leave ... ( read original story ...)

In fact, beauty brands want in, too. That's right, Too Faced is launching its first skin-care product, ever. As expected, it will be as flashy and whimsical as every other product to come from the Too Faced think tank. Blandino posted to his personal ... ( read original story ...)

Now you have a good excuse for growing in that facial hair. Last year, we found out that beards may be more hygienic and bacteria-resistant than clean-shaven skin, and now we've got even more proof that facial hair is beneficial to one's health. ( read original story ...)

Learn what's trending across POPSUGAR. Ever get spots that appear on exactly the same area of your face, to the point where you can almost anticipate the next one's arrival? Your skin might actually be trying to tell you something. Getting spots in ... ( read original story ...)

Just as women pay attention to their skin and hair, men too need some basic face and body grooming to look presentable and be hygienic. If your skincare regimen is simply washing your face and body with water and soap, it is time to step up your game and ... ( read original story ...)

Using the loofah might make the skin red; moreover, they attract bacteria which can easily enter your skin. Scrubbing the face with harsh scrubs will only cause hyperpigmentation that might not give a clean look. The skin gets irritated unnecessarily by ... ( read original story ...)