If you don’t already have an exfoliation routine, spring — when the weather warms up and skin gets naturally oilier — is a ...

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When it comes to body care, learning how to dry brush your body is one of the best methods for addressing multiple skin ...

Over-exfoliation can leave you with skin that burns when your usually soothing face cream touches it, that flushes red at the slightest breeze, and that feels tight and reactive, as if it might ...

With so much of the spotlight on new fads every other week, from glass skin to glazed donut skin, we overlook the basic ...

But if you want skin that’s not just luminous, but incredibly clear to the point that it verges on poreless, one category is ...

At around 18 years old, skin's natural ability to turn over its cells decreases by roughly 10 percent per decade, says Dr. Spizuoco. Exfoliation will help move things along and "promote that next ...

At around 18 years old, skin's natural ability to turn over its cells decreases by roughly 10 percent per decade, says Dr. Spizuoco. Exfoliation will help move things along and "promote that next ...

Exfoliation has been buzzy in recent years, with acids popping up in skin care of all kinds, from serums and moisturizers to masks and peel pads. But too much of anything isn't good, and over ...

While exfoliation is important, over-exfoliating can lead to irritation and even worsen skin conditions. Bester suggests starting slowly with a mild exfoliant, using it once or twice a week ...

As the temperature rises, so does the risk of dry, dehydrated, and flaky skin. Summer season can be especially tough on the ...