HOW TO DEAL WITH PERIORAL DERMATITIS AND ACNE
Perioral dermatitis and acne are two different skin conditions, though they have a lot of similarities and can easily be mistaken for each other. S...
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Perioral dermatitis and acne are two different skin conditions, though they have a lot of similarities and can easily be mistaken for each other. S...
Read moreAlthough technically speaking, hydration and moisture are not the same, they work synergistically to keep your skin plump, healthy and protected. A...
Read moreMy acne journey started at 11 with a severe amount of acne on my forehead. Your worth of yourself changes in terms of how you feel and how you fee...
Read moreMy mother has great skin, but my father has problematic skin, deep acne scarring. Word on the street is he had to do Accutane three times to help ...
Read moreI think what's so hard about acne is how out of control it feels to have acne. I didn't like having acne, but I didn't really know how to make...
Read moreCeramides are mentioned a lot in skincare, particularly when talking about moisturizers and barrier health, so let’s spend some time understanding ...
Read morePigment formation is a complex process, so to truly manage hyperpigmentation, you need to take a multifaceted approach that works on each step. Bel...
Read moreDaily sunscreen protects your skin from harmful UV damage, which can cause burns, pigmentation, wrinkles and even cancer. It’s one of the few produ...
Read moreIn the past few years, the term “skin barrier” has been popping up everywhere and for good reason. A strong, supported skin barrier is integral to ...
Read moreAcne is influenced by hormones, so it’s no surprise that pregnancy or postpartum may come with pimples as hormones fluctuate. However, contrary to ...
Read moreYou can find a lot of timelines outlining when to start certain products and treatments before your wedding. These are helpful guidelines, but when...
Read moreRetinoids and exfoliants are both considered “active” meaning they have the potential to create physical changes in your skin. They’re both importa...
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