Skincare

You might be a skincare guru or a newbie but I can bet you're guilty of at least one of these skincare mistakes. Check out the mistakes & ways to fix them.

Learn what to eat during different parts of your menstrual cycle to support hormonal balance and clear skin.

I might have mentioned this before, but I have a lot of sisters. The youngest one is named Caitlin Ariel. She arrived about nine years after the rest of us so my parents decided to make sure she received a warm welcome by naming her after the Little Mermaid. This thrilled us (naturally) but it...Read More

What are ceramides and how can they benefit your skin? Ceramides are a buzz ingredient you should know about if you suffer from a dry…

Brand to Know: A Skin-Care Line by a Cellular Biologist - The New York Times

Intrinsic aging is determined by heredity, your genetic programming that controls the hormones responsible for aging. The skin will certainly behave differently under the influences of these hormones, but how do they affect skin from ages 30-40? Learn more in this blog post.

The skin will behave differently under the influences of these hormones, but how will you be affected in your 40s? In this post, I’ll go into detail about the hormonal shifts taking place and share my expert tips for things you can start doing now to counteract the visible effects.

Celebrity esthetician Renee Rouleau tells you the ways hormones affect your skin in your 60s.

In your late 20s, growth hormones will start to slow down so some things will start to calm down, but this is when you’ll start to notice fine lines developing around the eyes. Learn more about how hormones affect the skin in your 20s.

All of Your Retinol Questions, Answered - The New York Times

To get the most benefit from your nighttime skin care routine, you must be using the right products and apply them in the right order. Read these step-by-step instructions for the perfect night routine.

How Skin-Care Companies Are Tackling Issues Faced by Women of Color - The New York Times

When it comes to acids and exfoliation in skin care, many questions can arise in the treatment room regarding choosing the most effective professional treatments, as well as making the best possible home care recommendations.

Sodium hydroxide is in a ton of beauty products, but it’s an irritant and corrosive. Why is it there? Here’s the science behind what it does and whether it’s safe to use products containing sodium hydroxide.

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