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Latest from Curology
Argan oil’s potential benefits for healthier skin and hair
This golden oil has both anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
5 ingredients you may want to avoid in your skincare products
Learn which ingredients you may want to avoid in your products.
All about alcohol…in skincare
Ethanol is common in skincare products, but it may not be right for all skin types.
Everything you need to know about phthalates
The jury’s still out on the potential risks of these compounds.
Collagen vs. retinol: A comprehensive guide for a youthful complexion
Topical collagen and retinol offer distinct benefits in skincare, with collagen promoting skin elasticity and retinol reducing signs of aging. Here’s what you should know about each.
Does retinol help with dark spots? Experts explain
This product is often recommended for its anti-aging effect. Here’s how it can impact hyperpigmentation.
Argireline uncovered: A Botox alternative for aging skin
Dermatology providers share what you should know about the product known as “Botox in a bottle.”
Battle of the butters: Cocoa vs. shea in skincare
Dermatology providers explain which skincare ingredient might be better for your skin.
Herbs for acne: Separating fact from fiction
Discover the potential of herbal remedies for acne treatment.
Understanding face serum benefits and how to use them in your skincare routine
Depending on the serum you use, you can get closer to your skincare goals.
The best natural sunscreens for proper sun protection
Sunscreen is a daily essential, as it reduces risk of skin cancer and slows visible signs of aging. Here’s how to find the right mineral sunscreen for you.
Ingredient spotlight: topical spironolactone
This ingredient can be particularly beneficial for hormonal acne. Here’s what you need to know.