Skin Concern

Razor bumps, medically known as pseudofolliculitis barbae, happen when a shaved hair curls back and grows into the skin instead of outward. Your skin treats that trapped hair like a...

Skin barrier repair means giving your skin's outermost protective layer a chance to recover after it's been over-stripped, over-exfoliated, or overwhelmed by environmental stress. If your skin suddenly feels tight,...

Mature skin benefits most from a moisturizer that combines humectants like hyaluronic acid to draw in water, barrier-repairing ceramides to rebuild the skin's protective lipid layer, and occlusives that seal...

Dehydration isn't always the first thing people suspect when their skin looks off, but yes, dehydrated skin often looks dull and lacks vibrancy. That’s because, when the skin lacks water,...

To improve skin texture, use gentle chemical exfoliants like glycolic or lactic acid to help remove dead skin cells from the surface, support skin renewal where your skin can tolerate...

The best exfoliator for your face depends entirely on your skin type. Dermatologists generally recommend chemical exfoliants and smaller, gentler exfoliating particles over harsher physical scrubs with larger, very gritty...

Exfoliation is the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. Done properly, it unclogs pores, brightens a flat complexion, and gives your serums and moisturizers...

Sensitive skin does best with less. A consistent, gentle routine built around three steps: a barrier-supporting, hydrating cleanser, an artificial fragrance-free moisturizer made specifically for sensitive skin, and daily sunscreen....

Body acne shows up the same way facial acne does: oil, dead skin cells, and bacteria team up to clog a pore. It just tends to happen on your back,...

Gentle exfoliation means clearing away dead skin cells without taking your barrier down with them. For sensitive or reactive skin, the safest approach usually means reaching for a mild chemical...

Finding the right AHAs for sensitive skin really comes down to two decisions: which acid you choose, and how carefully you introduce it.  If you have sensitive or rosacea-prone skin,...

Here's how to exfoliate your body safely: choose a mechanical method (a scrub or exfoliating mitt) or a chemical method (an acid-based lotion or pad), apply it gently in small...