Skincare Routine Blog Posts
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Latest from Curology
What are some of the best face masks for sensitive skin? Experts explain
These products won’t break out or irritate sensitive skin.
What you should know about silicones in skincare
Get the lowdown on this ingredient, straight from the experts.
Tranexamic acid vs. azelaic acid for melasma: What to know
Which of these ingredients works best for hyperpigmentation? Curology’s dermatology providers explain.
Is desonide safe for your face? The risks and benefits
This prescription ingredient is used to treat conditions like dermatitis and psoriasis.
Beta-hydroxy acids: When to use BHA in your routine for radiant skin
These chemical exfoliants may help you to achieve your skincare goals—when used correctly.
Trifarotene Cream: All the details you need on the newest topical retinoid
This treatment, known commercially as Aklief, fights acne on the face and body. Here’s how it works.
What not to put in a skincare fridge, according to dermatology experts
You’ve likely seen these buzzy devices on social media, but they’re not suited for storing all your skincare necessities.
Copper peptides for skin: the benefits, risks, and how to use them
This buzzy anti-aging ingredient may help fight fine lines and wrinkles.
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!
Simple 3-step skincare routine
The skincare products you actually need (and how to order them).
Determining your skin type: Normal skin
Normal skin may be the most low-maintenance skin type, but it still needs plenty of TLC.
Does whey protein cause acne?
Whey protein builds muscle. It may also lead to acne—but the evidence isn’t conclusive.