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
Toasted skin syndrome: The ultimate guide
Prolonged heat exposure can put you at risk of developing this skin condition.
Skincare 101: What is acne anyway?
Think you’re breaking out? Here's your one-stop acne guide from the experts.
The truth about using DIM supplements for hormonal acne: Do they work?
Curology’s experts explain the science behind taking DIM for acne.
Kojic acid vs hydroquinone: Which is more effective?
When you’re trying to get a more even skin tone, both of these ingredients can be a major help.
A Comprehensive guide to brightening serums for radiant skin
Dermatology experts share what you need to know about serums that can help you get brighter, glowy skin.
What is hyperhidrosis, and how does it affect your skin?
What you need to know about this condition that leads to excessive sweating.
Exfoliating with alpha hydroxy acids: All you need to know
Interested in trying out these chemical exfoliants but aren’t really sure what they’re about? Alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) might just be your skin's new bestie.
Is talc bad for your skin? 5 things you need to know
This ingredient may be a natural mineral, but there’s more to the story.
How to fight acne with a benzoyl peroxide face wash
In your battle against breakouts, this kind of cleanser may be a skincare essential.
Can you get scars from rosacea? What you need to know
Don’t worry—rosacea rarely causes scarring. But here’s what else you should expect.
Face sunscreen for acne-prone skin
Zinc oxide provides sun protection for acne-prone and sensitive skin. Bonus: It’s generally safe to use during pregnancy.
How to treat hyperpigmentation
Plus, skincare tips for treating post-acne spots.