Instagram and “SkinTok” are abuzz over a common ingredient in Korean skin care products: Centella Asiatica. It’s an herb that’s been used in traditional medicines for thousands of years throughout Asia. Learn why it’s so popular and how to integrate it into your skin care routine.
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Lip Service: How To Get Rid of Lip Pimples
We all get pimples, but what if you get a lip pimple? An expert shares how salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide can help clear up breakouts near your lips.
Don’t Put These 5 Things on Your Face
Do your skin a favor: Avoid these ingredients and products!
Collagen Won’t Hurt Hair Growth, But It Probably Won’t Help Either
We asked a dermatologist about the science behind collagen supplementation for hair growth and skin health. What she told us may surprise you.
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Bug Off! 9 Ways To Prevent Mosquito Bites
Mosquitoes are a bane of summer, but you don’t have to resign yourself to becoming their favorite feast. A dermatologist explains how to keep these biting bugs at bay, plus what to do if you suspect that a bite has become infected.
Face Off: What You Need To Know About At-Home Chemical Peels
Is your skin looking lackluster? Consider trying an at-home chemical peel. An expert explains how they work and how to find the best one for you.
How To Get Rid of (and Prevent) Blackheads: 10 Solutions
Ready to get rid of blackheads? Learn how methods like exfoliation and using salicylic acid can help remove those pesky dots.
8 Tips for Getting Rid of Oily Skin
Learn why some of us have oilier skin than others — and what to do if yours is bumming you out.
The Science Behind Margarita Burns
A dermatologist explains how to avoid phytophotodermatitis, a form of extreme sunburn, when you deal with citrus and other certain foods before taking on direct sunlight.
A Rash Decision: How To Cure Ringworm
The word “ringworm” is enough to make your skin crawl, but it’s not nearly as creepy-crawly (or wormy) as it sounds. Learn how to treat and prevent this common fungal infection.