Skin Concerns Blog Posts
Your skin concerns, explained, from fungal and hormonal acne to dark spots and rosacea.
We’re here to tell you what we know, but don’t take it as medical advice. Talk to your medical provider about your specific health concerns.
Latest from Curology
Does whey protein cause acne?
Whey protein builds muscle. It may also lead to acne—but the evidence isn’t conclusive.
Fact vs. fiction: How to help prevent blackheads
It’s easier than you think: cleanse, moisturize, treat, and protect.
How to treat water retention in your face
If you notice your face is puffy in the morning, these tips are for you.
Ask an expert: What foods can cause an allergic reaction and itchy skin?
For some people, these foods are the culprit behind an uncomfortable skin reaction.
Ask an expert: Does working out help acne?
Working out promotes a healthy body and, therefore, healthy skin. But you still need to wash your face!
Foods that may help hydrate the skin, according to experts
What you eat and drink won’t magically relieve dehydrated skin, but staying hydrated is still important.
Fact vs. fiction: Vitamin D and acne
Research suggests there may be a link between breakouts and the “sunshine vitamin.”
Minimize the appearance of enlarged pores with these 5 serums
Give your pores some TLC with these nourishing ingredients.
Determining your skin type: Combination skin
If your skin is oily and dry, this guide is for you.
Fact vs. fiction: Do eggs cause acne?
Spoiler: Eggs are loaded with vitamins, minerals, and protein, and they might be good for your skin, too.
Niacinamide and vitamin C: Everything you need to know
These powerhouse skincare ingredients have a long history of proven benefits.
Beta-carotene for skin: A powerful antioxidant
Carotenoids give fruits and vegetables their vibrant colors, and they can also benefit your skin.