What Are Neurocosmetics And How Can They Bridge The Gap Between Your Mind And Your Skin?
Neurocosmetics are a buzzy word in the skincare world right now; here's how the products bridge the gap between your skin and brain.
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FYI, You're Probably Using Your Lip Oils All Wrong
There's a good chance you're using lip oil wrong; here's the best way to apply the skincare product and the common mistakes to avoid.
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Here's What Pimple Patches Can And Can't Do For Your Skin
Pimple patches have been increasing in popularity recently for good reason; the trendy skincare products do work, but not for all kinds of acne.
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Do We Really Need To Be Concerned About Aluminum In Deodorant? It's Complicated
Deodorant doesn't typically contain aluminum, but the metal is a common ingredient in antiperspirants. We break down when you should be concerned.
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Ranking TikTok-Viral Beauty Trends On If They're Worth The Buzz Or Not
Looking to TikTok to uncover viral beauty trends has become the norm. But which ones should you try, and which should you leave behind? Let us guide you.
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Self Tanner 101: A Beginner's Guide To All The Types
Self tanning is the best way to go when you want a summer glow but don't want to damage your skin. It's the safest way to fake a tan.
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Taking A Cold Shower Might Be The Best Remedy For A Bad Sunburn
No matter how good of a job you do of applying SPF, you can still experience a sunburn. If it happens to you, run a cold shower to help reduce inflammation.
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It's Time To Stop Overlooking Your Hands When You're Applying SPF
There's one body part that's easy to overlook in your sunscreen routine: your hands. But it's important to give them the same love as you would your face.
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The Acid Almanac: Your Guide To The Skincare Staple (Because There's A Lot Of Them)
If you've ever seen the words "glycolic acid" on your face wash, you might be wondering what that does. Here's your guide to 11 acids beneficial for skincare.
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KP Treatments Are A Dime A Dozen, But How Do You Actually Prevent Annoying Strawberry Skin?
Just because KP -- aka strawberry skin -- isn't preventable and curable, that doesn't mean that there aren't proven treatment options to keep it at bay.
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How To Properly Patch Test Your Skincare Products
You've just picked up your new product delivery and you can't wait to try it. Here's how to properly patch test your skincare products first.
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Oil And Water Are Key Components Of Your Skincare Routine (Yep, You Heard Us)
Oil and water both serve a role in your skincare routine, as they are responsible for moisturizing and hydrating - here's how to use them for every skin type.
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The Secret To Forever-Sharp Tweezers Is Likely Already In Your Beauty Collection
Using a nail file to keep your tweezers razor sharp ensures plucking those errant hairs will be way less painful and far more accurate every time.
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How Long Does It Really Take For Products In Your Skincare Routine To Work?
Skincare routines can feature several steps and different products, but how long it takes to actually see results may surprise you.
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Sunscreen Layering Is The Internet Hack We Can Get Behind (Your Skin Will Thank You, Too)
Worried about premature aging or other sun-related damage to your skin? The sunscreen layering hack is the routine you need to stay protected all summer long.
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What You Can Do To Ensure Your Filler Goes The Distance (Who Wants To Get Injected Twice A Month?)
Fillers are temporary - that's part of the appeal - but with a few simple precautions, you can ensure you get the most out the cosmetic procedure.
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Are pH Balancing Skincare Products Really Necessary? It's Complicated
The skincare products on the market today promise many things, including the benefit of balancing pH levels. We go into how this works and when it's beneficial.
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What Exactly Is Dry Oil Anyways? Inside The Name And Benefits
The idea of a dry oil may seem confusing, so we've broken down what it means and why you may want to consider adding it to your beauty routine.
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Should We Be Cycling Our Hair, Skin, And Nail Routines? Here's The Deal With The Trend
The new cycling trend is all about maximizing your skin, hair, and nail routines by strategically adding rest days between products.
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Is Filler Migration Something You Really Need To Worry About? Here's The Deal
Filler migration is a common issue, but should you be worried about it? Here's everything you need to know, including prevention tips.
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Fascia Blasting Is Another Overhyped Cellulite Treatment That Doesn't Deserve Our Attention - Here's Why
While cellulite is perfectly normal, one method of curbing it, called fascia blasting, has made waves in recent years.
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What Lactic Acid Can (And Can't) Do For Your Skin
Lactic acid is a favorite of skin care professionals and influencers alike, and provides some important benefits. But improper usage could cause you harm.
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So, What's The Deal With Face Yoga? We Break Down How (And If) It Works
While TikTok is full of videos touting the benefits of face yoga, is this practice actually effective?
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We Regret To Inform You Lower-Back Tattoos Are Staging A Comeback (Who Let This Happen?)
Regardless of how you feel about lower back tattoos, this often joked-about Y2K trend has been rebranded and is back with a vengeance.
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Sun Rash, Sunburn, Sun Poisoning: What's The Difference Between The Hot Weather Hazards?
Protecting yourself from over-exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays is the key to preventing sun rash, sunburn, and sun poisoning.
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Hydrating & Moisturizing Your Skin Are Very Different Things (You Need Both, Btw)
People tend to use hydration and moisturizing interchangeably, but don't be fooled. They're both important, but they're not the same thing.
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Why You May Want To Reconsider Using A Derma Roller On Your Skin At Home
Using a derma roller at home is a tempting alternative to getting a microneedling procedure; however, it likely does more harm than good for your skin.
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