Whether prescription skincare products work better than over-the-counter (OTC) skincare products depends on the product. As you know, some OTC products work better than others. And the same holds true
If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt that your pores lean a bit on the large side, you aren’t alone. The truth is that without Photoshop, most faces
It’s important to acknowledge that men and women have inherent differences, extending from their physical appearance to their skin composition. While male and female skin definitely have differences, they also
It happens to everyone eventually. One day you’re celebrating your 21st birthday and the reality of aging skin seems light years away. In what seems like no time at all,
If you have oily skin, you are probably in a constant state of shine. And doesn’t it seem like the hotter it gets outside, the shinier your skin becomes? Managing
While no one has yet invented a way to stop the aging process or its effect on the skin, you can slow it down by the choices you make every day. Besides helping you look younger, developing healthy skin care habits gives you a clearer complexion and reduces your risk of skin cancer.
There are so many skin care myths out there that it’s difficult to choose the top five. Everything from “can chocolate cause acne?” (no), to “will popping a pimple make
Even though spring is just a few weeks away, you’ve still got time to get your skin looking its best. Remember, though, that your goal shouldn’t be to look super-model perfect – your goal should be to do what you need to feel confident enough to show your skin and enjoy spring to the fullest. So here are some of the most common skin complaints we hear, and some of the newer procedures that can help you.
Everyone’s skin ages eventually, regardless of how young you look today. It’s an inescapable fact of life. But why does skin age? What are the biological and environmental factors that contribute to skin aging?
To many women, the word menopause is one of the most dreaded in the English language. But why, exactly? Well, hot flashes for one. Even worse, though, is what menopause does to your skin once you stop producing estrogen. So what can you for skin care at menopause? Read on.
