Skin Care Library
Skin Care Blogs written by Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD, FAAD
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If you have dry skin, using the right moisturizer is a crucial step in your daily skin care routine. Many people with dry or mature skin prefer what are often called bo...
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Hydroxy acids are some of the most widely used skin care ingredients and can treat a range of common skin concerns, including acne, clogged pores, hyperpigmentation, an...
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Coffee isn’t just for your morning energy boost – it can also be beneficial for your skin! While coffee beans are widely known for their high antioxidant content, the c...
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Feverfew, or Tanacetum partheniumor Chrysanthemum parthenium, is a flowering plant that has been used in herbal medicine for centuries to treat inflammation-related con...
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Wound healing is a complex process that involves skin regeneration and repair following an injury. Whether dealing with acne scars, cuts, burns, or healing after cosmet...
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Preservatives are widely used in skin care products to prevent bacterial, fungal, and mold growth, ensuring that products remain safe and effective for longer periods o...
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Chlorella vulgaris is a nutrient-rich microalgae with strong antioxidant, anti-aging, and skin-rejuvenating properties. This single-celled green algae is rich in peptid...
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Choosing skin care products when you have a nut allergy can feel a little overwhelming, especially because the FDA does not regulate allergen labeling on cosmetics like...
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Edelweiss, scientifically known as Leontopodium alpinum, is a star-shaped flower native to the rugged terrains of the European Alps. It is known for its ability to with...
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Carrageenan is a processed ingredient derived from a type of red seaweed called Chondrus crispus, or “Irish moss.” It is found in a number of skin care and food product...
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Many patients ask me what type of water they should use to cleanse their skin and if specialty products like thermal spring water are worth it. In some cases, using the...
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Although portulaca oleracea sounds like the name of something complex, you’ve probably seen this plant many times before growing between cracks in the sidewalk! Commonl...
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