This week’s trending skincare results dive into exfoliants! From cult classics like The Ordinary Glycolic Acid to Biologique Recherche’s P50, these top picks—ranging from AHAs to BHAs—have beauty ...
Azuki beans in beauty: The gentle exfoliant for radiant skin
Azuki beans are packed with saponins, a natural cleansing agent that effectively eliminates dead skin cells and unclogs pores without disrupting the skin's natural moisture balance. When used as a ...
New Year, New Skincare: Here Are the 8 Products We Swear by That You Should Try in 2025
Looking for a New Year’s skincare resolution? Last year, we tried hundreds of skincare products from brands like Neutrogena, Aveeno, L’Oreal Paris, Hello Sunday, Cetaphil, and more to find the ones ...
Unlocking the secrets of sapodilla for skin care
The oil extracted from sapodilla seeds is a powerful natural moisturizer. Thanks to its high fatty acid content, it seals moisture into your skin, leaving it feeling soft and smooth. If you're dealing ...
Crafting a natural hand cream with acai berry oil
Creating your own hand cream guarantees quality ingredients. Mix two tablespoons of shea butter, one tablespoon of coconut oil, one teaspoon of vitamin E oil, and 10 drops of acai berry oil. Melt the ...
The Best Skincare Trends Of 2024, According To Dermatologists
Skincare trends come and go as each year passes, and in 2024, we saw a ton of trends that focus on restoring the skin barrier, opting for the less-is-more route, and being more cautious about sun care ...
15 ‘skincare memes’ every skincare enthusiast will relate to
What makes skincare fun? No, not a sale on products. 'Skincare memes' make skincare fun, although a sale on some masks and scrubs will be the most fun.
Dermatologists Raise Eyebrows at New Beef Skincare Trend
The buzziest skincare trend on the platform involves whipping up homemade beef tallow creams (or paying big bucks for artisan blends). The New York Times, however, notes that not all dermatologists ...
27 Inexpensive Korean Skincare Products To Update Your Routine For The New Year
All Cosrx products are dermatologist-tested, cruelty-free, and have no parabens, sulfates, or phthalates. BuzzFeed Shopping writer Emma Lord is obsessed: "I use this on my skin and definitely have ...