If you read skin care blogs or read skin care product labels or websites, you will likely come across terms like “emulsify” and “emulsifier.” While they may sound techn...

I’m a dermatologist with very allergic skin and rosacea, so finding a sunscreen that gives broad-spectrum protection without stinging, burning, or redness has always be...

Uneven skin tone is a common cosmetic concern for many people. While hyperpigmentation, or dark spots, is often talked about, hypopigmentation, or patches of lighter-co...

If you have a skin care enthusiast on your list but aren’t quite sure what their skin type is, it can feel a bit overwhelming to find the perfect gift. So how do you ch...

Need help identifying your rash? Here are tips to know if you have contact dermatitis.

Red Light Therapy is a new trend in skin care - find out the real science behind the alleged benefits and risks of this product type!

Athlete’s foot, medically known as tinea pedis, is a common fungal infection of the feet caused by a specific group of fungi called dermatophytes. Because this fungi th...

If you’ve noticed small patches of discolored skin that seem dry, flaky, or won’t tan evenly, you might be dealing with a common skin condition called tinea versicolor....

Stearic acid is a type of fatty acid that is found in a wide range of skin care products, particularly moisturizers and cleansers. If you are interested in knowing more...

Retinol is one of the best and most researched anti-aging ingredients in skin care and can be used to treat fine lines, wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and acne. Still, th...

When shopping for new skin care products or reaching for an old product that has been in a drawer or on a shelf for a while, paying attention to its color and texture c...

Lactoferrin is a glycoprotein that your body makes naturally to perform several important functions. It is found in milk, saliva, and even tears. Most notably, lactofer...