Skin Health
There are many skin problems out there. Learn about how to maintain clear skin and keep it healthy with our skin care tips.
The Dermatologist-Approved Way to Pop a Pimple at Home
Most of the time, you'll want to leave those bad boys alone, but if you must play dermatologist, this step-by-step...
7 Skincare Rules Everyone With Freckles Should Know
Top dermatologists reveal skincare rules to follow for people with freckles, from regularly applying sunscreen to exfoliation
10 Makeup Mistakes That Make Your Skin Look Dry and Flaky
Create a flawless-looking complexion with these makeup tips for ladies with dry skin.
What These 8 Labels on Your Sunscreen Really Mean
Confused about what everything on your sunscreen label means? You’re not alone. Use this as a guide when picking up...
Benefits of Calendula: An Ancient Skin Soother With Science on Its Side
Protect yourself from infection and cell damage with this easy-to-grow herb.
Acne Scars: 6 Things to Know About How to Treat Them
How to erase the damage from pimple picking and other bad skin habits.
8 Strange Reasons You Got Sunburned (Even If You Wore Sunscreen!)
If you got fried in the sun, one of these surprising sunburn risk factors may be to blame.
If You Get Sunburned Easily, You Need These 13 Foods In Your Diet
New research suggests some foods have the power to guard skin from the damage caused by the sun's UV radiation....
4 Myths and Facts About Sunburn
Are you damaging your skin without knowing it? Find out the truth about the summer sun.
Tanned Today, Burned Tomorrow
The delayed burning effect is responsible for much of the severe skin damage dermatologists see.
Adult Acne: Why It Happens and What You Can Do About It
Battling adult acne? You're not alone! 30 percent of women age 40-60 suffer from acne.Try these tips for restoring your...
Sunscreen Made Simple
Stay protected in the great outdoors with these 7 rules for buying (and applying) sunscreen, straight from dermatologists and skin...
4 Things You Didn’t Know About Sunscreen
Protecting yourself from the sun seems pretty straightforward: Just smear on some sunscreen and go. But judging from a new