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Latest from Curology
Dry, flaky, or peeling skin on your nose? What causes it and how to prevent it
Everything you need to know about this annoying skincare problem, according to a skincare expert.
Our 8 picks for the best night serums to improve your skin while you sleep
Some ingredients are better used at night. Here’s what you need to know about beauty sleep-boosting serums.
5 expert-approved serums to help minimize the appearance of large pores
While you can’t actually “shrink” your pores, the right ingredients can help make them less visible.
How to treat dry skin under your beard
You don’t have to shave! Skincare can improve dry skin, even under your beard.
How to help reduce sebum production: 6 effective strategies for controlling oily skin
Say “goodbye” to excess oil and acne with these scientifically backed methods.
10 tips for using tretinoin in a skincare routine
Some call it the gold standard topical ingredient for acne and anti-aging skin issues—but it can take time for your skin to get used to it.
Understanding erythematotelangiectatic rosacea: Symptoms, triggers, and treatment
Dermatology providers share what you need to know about this common cause of facial redness.
True or false: Can ashwagandha cause acne?
This herb is a popular wellness remedy, but it may have an unintended impact on your skin.
How to dermaplane at home, according to experts
Dermatology providers explain which tools and techniques you can safely use for DIY dermaplaning.
Acne 101: Using spironolactone for hormonal acne
This medication was developed to treat high blood pressure, but it’s also used for hormone-related breakouts.
Ask Curology: why is my face red?
A dermatology expert explains the potential causes of facial redness and what you can do about them.
Slugging: The dermatologist-approved skincare hack going viral on TikTok
Learn how this technique can help you get radiant, moisturized skin.