So I know there are so many skin care products on the market, and it might be a little overwhelming trying to figure out which products you should use, if the products are even worth it and how to ...

When did skin care get so … complicated? Dermatologists and aestheticians tell me they’ve been getting an increasing number ...

Tips from three people working in chilly climates: a fashion designer, an aesthetician and a chef. Beauty School answers common beauty questions with help from creative people who’ve become experts on ...

Retinoids help stimulate a turnover of skin cells which, in turn, unblocks the pores, helps reduce inflammation and oiliness ...

Consider this your comprehensive guide. You’ve got all your beauty potions at the ready—antioxidants, hydrating toners, exfoliating acids, rejuvenating retinol, and more—but now you’ve to figure out ...

It often feels as though your skin-care routine’s primary goals are strictly aesthetic—to banish breakouts, smooth wrinkles, reduce discoloration, et cetera. But while these are certainly welcome ...

The body is always in a state of change. In particular, the cells in your skin are constantly replacing themselves. The skin does this through the process of regeneration and repair. On a cellular ...

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Your skin is your body’s largest organ. It keeps you protected, helps you feel your environment, and keeps the rest of your body protected. Imagine how difficult life would be without skin that worked ...