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Your skin can be either dry, oily, normal, combination or sensitive — and knowing which kind you have can help you take care of it
Allantoin is a common ingredient in a host of skin care products and cosmetics that helps moisturize and smooth skin
Dry air, harsh soaps and even some medications can bring on an itch, but in some cases, itchiness can be a sign of an underlying condition
Adding a little milk to your bath can leave your skin smooth, silky and refreshed
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Topical treatments — and even some cosmetic procedures — may help reduce the appearance of this crinkled-paper look
Go ahead and get goopy to help boost hydration and repair damaged skin
Pantothenol is a powerful moisturizer and can help repair damaged skin and hair
Pure cocoa butter can help keep your skin supple, with a subtly delicious scent
It’s a wash — when you bathe is a personal preference
Keep your showers short and lukewarm, and moisturize promptly after with a cream containing ceramides
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