From AHAs and BHAs, to ceramides and peptides, getting savvy on skincare ingredients does require a tad more research.
Teens and Tweens Are Obsessed with Skincare. Parents (and Derms) Are Concerned.
If you’ve scrolled through TikTok recently, you may have come across fresh-faced tweens and teens detailing their (extensive) skincare routines and showing off their (also extensive) Sephora hauls. If ...
Mānuka Honey Is the Ultimate Reparative Skin Care Ingredient Experts Want You to Use
Most natural beauty enthusiasts are familiar with using honey as a topical ingredient for a myriad of treatments, and for good reason. Studies show that honey helps reduce inflammation, heal wounds, ...
These Natural & DHA Free Fake Tanners Will Give You A Healthier Glow
Moving beyond the notion of ‘changing skin tones’ and Cheeto-orange hues, the fake tan industry is becoming as elevated, inclusive and considered as the rest of your beauty routine. The shifting ...
This red carpet beauty secret racked up a waitlist of 30K — and it’s finally available to shop
For months, celebrities like Emma Stone and Audra McDonald have been swiping on Ilia’s Skin Rewind Complexion Stick for their awards-season looks.
The Owner Of Dear Sunday Skincare, A Black-Owned Business With A Luxury Product Line, Also Has A Retail Space To Help Other Business Owners
Kenya Staples is a chemist who is using her growing skincare line to support other Black women whose small businesses intertwine with her own.
You’re wasting money on a trendy skincare device – people use it willy-nilly & it looks like you got run over by a bus
AN esthetician has urged beauty fans to stop wasting money on a trendy skincare device. People use it willy-nilly, she said, but you will be no beauty by the time you’re finished.
The ‘More is Better’ Myth: The dangers of overusing skincare products
The dangers of overusing skincare products With the growing popularity of skincare trends, consumers often try too many products ...
How to Build the Best Skincare Routine, According to Dermatologists
Always wear sunscreen: “Use a lightweight, non-comedogenic sunscreen with high SPF to protect your skin from harmful UV rays,” Dr. Reszko advises. Use oil-free moisturizers: These will help stop ...