When do you use toner in your skincare routine? Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD explains how often to use toner and how many times a day toners should be applied. Toner instructions change based on your skin type. You can apply toner with a cotton ball or a washable face cloth,

Dermatologist insights on what oil free moisturizers truly mean - do they really contain zero oils? Learn expert facts on oil free skincare - what oil free claims imply, who benefits most from using oil-controlling non-greasy textures, and professional suggestions for acne prone, dry, oily, sensitive, skin types.

This article discusses the controversy about if teens and tweens are too young to use skincare products. We discuss why skincare may harm children's skin and how to find the best skincare products for kids.

Capsaicin is commonly known as the spicy molecule, but it has more functionality than that. Learn the science of this unusual ingredient in this blog!

The article delves into the presence and implications of PFAS (Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances) in cosmetics, highlighting their widespread use due to their water and grease resistance properties. It emphasizes the potential health risks associated with PFAS exposure, including hormonal disruptions and cancer, raising concerns over consumer safety. The FDA's role in regulating these chemicals in skincare products is discussed, along with the challenges faced due to the lack of comprehensive research and standardized testing protocols.

Castor oil has become a popular ingredient in many skin care products to treat rosacea, but what exactly is castor oil and how does it benefit the skin? In this blog, w...

Sunscreen is an essential product for protecting your skin from sun damage that can lead to premature aging and skin cancer. But with so many options on the market, it ...

Squalane and Squalene are two of the most common ingredients in skin care. Find out how they both express anti-aging and hydrating properties as well as which is right for your skin with today's blog!

Retinol has become one of the most popular anti-aging ingredients for men’s skincare. As a vitamin A derivative, retinol boosts collagen production, evens skin tone, re...

Vicks Vapor Rub has become a popular beauty trend as a do-it-yourself anti-aging ingredient, Many people use it on their face to help smooth out fine lines and wrinkles, get rid of sagging and to treat acne and stretch marks. But is Vapor Rub actually effective and safe for your skin? This article discusses the ingredients in Vicks Vapor Rub: menthol, eucalyptus oil, and camphor. Of these, eucalyptus oil shows particular promise for fighting visible signs of aging in preliminary research. Learn about if the Vicks Vapor Rub Beauty Trend is good for your skin.

Hazelnut is increasingly popular in skin care for its antioxidant and rich moisturizing properties. There are multiple fatty acids and polyphenols in this ingredient th...

Have you ever used a popular skincare product that worked well for your friend, but caused irritation or breakouts on your own skin? This frustrating experience highlig...