Skin Treatments Blog Posts
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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
Everything you should know about ferulic acid in skincare
This powerful antioxidant is in more products than you may realize.
How to use collagen serums for facial rejuvenation
Can this buzzy ingredient transform your skin? Curology’s dermatology experts explain what you should know.
Unlocking the potential of niacinamide: What percentage is effective for skin health?
This ingredient can have a powerful anti-aging effect on your skin—but you’ll want to make sure you’re using the right amount.
Benefits and precautions of tretinoin under eye treatment
This powerful skincare ingredient may be beneficial for treating your undereye circles—but you should use it carefully.
What is skin texture? A guide to understanding and enhancing your skin's surface
Learn what causes uneven texture and how you can get a smoother complexion.
Is there a link between alcohol and rosacea?
The short answer: Yes! Here’s what you need to know about rosacea triggers.
Should I try a chemical peel for rosacea relief?
A dermatology provider can help prescribe the best treatment for your rosacea. Here’s what they have to say about chemical peels.
How to find the best face scrub for sensitive skin?
Everyone’s skin is different, but these are a few tips you should keep in mind.
Fact or fiction: Does sunscreen block Vitamin D?
Dermatology experts set the record straight.
How to use essential oils for rosacea
Learn how these natural remedies may help calm redness and potentially soothe your skin.
How to treat thickened skin caused by rosacea
Early treatment can help prevent this side effect of rosacea.
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.