Skin Care Library
Skin Care Blogs written by Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD, FAAD
What is Thiamidol? What is it made of? How does it lighten the skin? Find out all this and more in today's blog on the fascinating, up and coming ingredient, Thiamidol.
Read moreDermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD discussing skin tightening and firming treatments for loose and sagging skin. Weight loss and aging cause sagging skin on the face. What treatments can firm and tighten skin? Do tightening creams and serums work? Can foods and collagen supplements help loose skin? Skin loses firmness and elasticity with time. It is best to use skincare products to keep skin firm and tight because it is hard to make skin firmer once elasticity is lost. It is never too early to start aging prevention strategies!
Read moreWhat is a face serum? Before you buy night serums, let Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD guide you to the best facial serum for your skin type. She discusses what face serums are and types of serums such as brightening, hydrating, and antiaging serums. Do they work to give you glowing skin?
Read moreThis skincare dictionary is a glossary of definitions of skin care terms used in the beauty industry. This guide will teach you the nomenclature and medical terms used by dermatologists to describe skincare and skincare routines. Whether you are a beginner or a Skin Care Guru , this guide will help you find dermatological terms, beauty trends, and buzzwords used to describe skincare products, skin types and skin concerns.
Read moreRosacea is a skin disorder caused by inflammation. Soothing and calming ingredients can help soothe burning red rosacea skin. Learn what to look for in rosacea creams., serums and moisturizers. We discuss prescription and OTC rosacea moisturizers
Read moreNot all acne prone sin is the same so there is no one best acne skin care routine that works for everyone. If you have oily, acne prone skin you need a different routine than if you have dry skin and acne. Cystic acne, hormonal acne and acne scars need custom dermatologist recommended acne routines. This article discusses the many types of acne skin care routines.
Read moreEczema cream for the face can treat a red itchy rash on the cheeks, forehead and around the nose. This article discusses the best moisturizers to sooth and calm eczema skin on the face. Eczema lotions, creams, ointments and prescription treatments for the face are discussed.
Read moreThere is no perfect age to begin using anti-aging products. You cannot begin too soon. This article discusses why to start anti-aging skin care early and what happens if you begin at a young age. The best age to begin antiaging moisturizers depends upon many things and differs from person to person. Genetics, lifestyle habits, diet, stress levels, consumption of fruits and vegetables, vitamin use, hormones, and sleep patterns all contribute to aging skin . ...
Read moreProtease activated receptor 2 (PAR-2) is a receptor that can be blocked to lighten skin color. Learn how to include PAR-2 blockers in your skincare routine to lighten dark spots and erase melasma.
Read moreFind a master list of growth factors in skin care. These growth factors link to more information. Do growth factors work. Are they safe? How do other products in your skin care regimen affect how well they work.
Read moreIn the Baumann Skin Typing System, aging skin is called Wrinkle-Prone Skin. This aging skin type is either over the age of 30 or has lifestyle factors or habits such as increased sun exposure that increases the risk of wrinkles. Even if you are a teen or in your twenties, anti-aging skin care is a good idea if your skin type quiz says you are a Wrinkle-Prone Baumann Skin Type.
Read moreWhat is vitamin E used for in skin care? What are the various types of vitamin E, and why is a-tocopherol the most common variety in skin care? How does vitamin E express its antioxidant benefits? What kind of products is it used it? Find out all of this and more in today's blog all about vitamin E!
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