Acne may only be skin deep, but its effects are not.
We all like to look our best, but for teenagers, it’s even more important. In an age where pictures travel fast and haunt us forever (thanks, social media), breakouts often get in the way of teens putting their best face forward.
So teens should just wash their face regularly, right?
Of course… but teen skin care isn’t always that easy. Unfortunately, over-the-counter skin care products often a...
Sometimes “not feeling well” seems worse than being “sick in bed.” When you have a mild cold, you still have to function in your job and home life. When you have the flu, however, you take days off and rest.
Inverse psoriasis is the “not feeling well” of psoriasis.
It’s not so bad that you have to stop living your regular life, but it’s really uncomfortable. Most of the time, you can hide your skin rash, but you never stop feeling it. ...
You already know you’re supposed to wear sunscreen every day. And even if you’re not applying it separately, many cosmetic companies are adding it to your foundation and moisturizer, making it much easier to work sunscreen into your routine.
But what about sunburned lips? Is sunscreen for lips really necessary or can our lips handle sun exposure better than the rest of our skin?
Can Lips Really Get Sunburned?
Lips seem to behave a little different...
Are your cosmetics bothering your sensitive skin? Maybe your eyes have started itching or you’ve noticed a burning sensation on your face. Maybe your skin feels perpetually dry.
Could the products you’re using to “help” your skin actually be making it worse?
Absolutely.
If you have sensitive skin, your skin may not be able to handle every product you’re applying. If a product is irritating your skin, one of these ingredients is likely the cul...
You have a million things on your mind as you pack your bags and grab your passport, but skincare is probably the last thing you’re considering.
Travel affects your skin — usually for the worse. You’re stressed, dehydrated, and changing your routines. So how can you keep your skin looking its best? It’s simpler than you may think.
Travel skincare isn’t complicated, it just takes a little prep. Before you zip your suitcase, throw in your skinc...
Rosacea can be frustrating and embarrassing. You wake up with a fresh complexion, thinking today will be a good day for your skin. But then you step outside, only to realize your skin is cherry red once again.
Or maybe your face turns red for seemingly any reason – and stays that way for far too long. It seems even the smallest trigger makes your skin flush deeply and there’s no way to hide it.
Once diagnosed, many people are further frustrat...
You’ve got an itch to scratch. Literally.
It didn’t seem like a problem at first… and then it got worse. Maybe your foot started itching a few days ago and now it’s a red, scaly mess. Maybe you had a little spot on your calf that’s now spreading around your leg.
Sounds like a fungal infection.
What Are the Most Common Fungal Infections?
Athlete’s foot and ringworm are two of the most common fungal infections — and most of us have dealt wi...
Zits always seem to appear when you need them the least. It’s the day before prom, graduation, a banquet, or… worse.. your wedding! What should you do?
It’s tempting to pop them, but unless you want an even redder, more swollen, longer-lasting pimple in its place, DON’T.
Instead, here’s an effective last-minute blemish treatment that won’t make your pimple worse.
The Best Last-Minute Blemish Treatment
Dermatologists have the bes...
Are you addicted to your lip balm?
Some of us feel like lip balm is a habit we can’t quit. We put it on every few minutes or at the slightest feeling of lip discomfort. If we leave for the day and realize we don’t have it with us, we make an emergency drugstore stop to pick some up.
Sometimes we apply chapstick without even knowing we’re doing it. We find ourselves putting it on our lips and think, “Did I just get this out?”
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Embarrassed by your lip lines? You’re not alone.
Fine lines around the mouth are not only a telltale sign of aging, they’re also a sign of bad habits like smoking and tanning. And if you’re left with these unsightly wrinkles around your mouth, you’re probably a bit embarrassed about what caused them.
The best way to prevent more lip lines is obvious: stop those habits. But what about existing damage? Is there any treatment that will get rid...