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Fact vs. fiction: Anti-aging foods
These healthy foods may help slow the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
Ask an expert: How to prevent wrinkles
Every wrinkle has a story—but if you prefer to keep it to yourself, here’s how to prevent wrinkles.
4 tips on how to use retinol effectively
Everything you need to know about this skincare superstar, according to the pros.
Which moisturizer is best for you?
Hint: It depends on your skin type.
Slugging: The dermatologist-approved skincare hack going viral on TikTok
Learn how this technique can help you get radiant, moisturized skin.
How to treat dry, flaky skin and rosacea
Adding hydrating ingredients to your skincare lineup will help, whether your flaky skin is caused by rosacea or something else.
How to help prevent hyperpigmentation, according to skincare experts
Preventing hyperpigmentation starts with knowing what can cause it. Spoiler alert: This includes the sun, hormones, and inflammation.
Fact vs. fiction: the best skin treatment for redness and rosacea
Treatments that work for facial redness may also work for rosacea! Here’s what you need to know.
8 toners for oily skin that skincare professionals recommend
Help decrease sebum and reduce the appearance of pores.
Skincare over 40s: skin tips from dermatology experts
Decoding anti-aging skincare, from wrinkle creams to serums and more.
Ask a skin expert: is led light bad for skin?
Can too much screen time cause skin damage? This is what we know.
Ask an expert: What happens if you stop using tretinoin?
Many people stop using tretinoin when their skin clears. Here’s what can happen next.