The sun’s UV rays are the number-one cause for premature aging—or, what it’s more widely referred to: sun damage. Sun damage is what happens when the skin is overexposed to the sun’s UV rays. The UV rays can penetrate the skin even in the deepest layers and cause changes to DNA at the cellular level. . . .
There are plenty of well-known rules and remedies for anti-aging. We all know eye cream is a necessity and retinol is a game-changer. We’ve been told to schedule facials monthly and wash our makeup off before bed. But there are a few common wrinkle-causing actions you’re probably doing on the regular—without even realizing it. I know, we were scared . . .
As we age, our face and body change. It’s just a natural part of life, and it’s nothing you should ever feel ashamed about. After all, so much of aging is dependent upon factors we can’t control, like genetics and body shape. With that being said, just as there’s no shame in the natural aging . . .
Dry skin can be the curse of “winter is coming” and winter ending. Trying to keep your skin hydrated on top of work, family, errands, life in general, and you can forget about spending time applying lotion when your delicious bed is calling to you. I know dry skin can be very problematic and worrisome . . .
There are plenty of well-known rules and remedies for anti-aging. We all know eye cream is a necessity and retinol are a game-changer. We’ve been told to schedule facials monthly and wash our makeup off before bed. But there are a few common wrinkle-causing actions you’re probably doing on the regular—without even realizing it. I know, we were scared . . .
There are the face masks you wear when you have to go outside in a pandemic. And then there are the face masks you wear when you’re safely inside (preferably with an episode of Squid Game or You queued up) and in the mood to give your skin a little TLC. From sheet to clay to bubble to butt . . .
As we age, our face and body change. It’s just a natural part of life, and it’s nothing you should ever feel ashamed about. After all, so much of aging is dependent upon factors we can’t control, like genetics and body shape. With that being said, just as there’s no shame in the natural aging . . .
If you’re guilty of using the term “sunspots” as an umbrella term for any and all spots on your skin, you’re not alone, but you’re a little off the mark (pun intended). Technically speaking, sunspots (aka liver spots) are different than other types of hyperpigmentation and have their own distinct characteristics. Sunspots are also commonly referred . . .
Finding a skin care guide for men isn’t always easy. While each individual has specific needs for their skin—whether it’s sensitivity, common breakouts, premature aging, hyperpigmentation, and so forth—there is still a baseline skin care regimen that unites us all. As simple as it is to cleanse, exfoliate, and hydrate skin, there are minor adjustments . . .
For most teenagers, they suffer from terrible back breakouts as part of body acne. Of course, the occasional breakout on their face and around the hairline or cheeks was also very common, but for some teens, most breakouts appear on their back. To make matters worse, it can be primarily cystic—the hard, sore, underground bumps . . .
