Skin Concerns Blog Posts
Your skin concerns, explained, from fungal and hormonal acne to dark spots and rosacea.
We’re here to tell you what we know, but don’t take it as medical advice. Talk to your medical provider about your specific health concerns.
Latest from Curology
How to treat rosacea and oily skin with the right ingredients
Rosacea and oily skin are common conditions. Here are some skincare ingredients that may help you address them.
Ask an expert: Is it a pimple or is it keratosis pilaris?
Learn to identify keratosis pilaris and discover other possible explanations for those tiny bumps on your skin.
How to treat and help prevent body acne, according to experts
The cause of body acne, plus products to get “bacne” off your back.
How to treat dry, flaky skin and rosacea
Adding hydrating ingredients to your skincare lineup will help, whether your flaky skin is caused by rosacea or something else.
Fact vs. fiction: Does progesterone cause acne?
Here’s what to know about hormones and breakouts.
How to improve dehydrated skin, according to the experts
Proper skincare and lifestyle upgrades will hydrate your skin in no time.
How long does sunscreen last before expiring?
Before reaching for last year’s sunscreen, think twice! You might not be getting the protection you need.
Stop, don’t pop that acne papule
Treat those small red blemishes with the right steps to help your skin heal and stay healthy.
Ask an expert: What foods can cause an allergic reaction and itchy skin?
For some people, these foods are the culprit behind an uncomfortable skin reaction.
How to help fade pimple marks, according to skin experts
After a breakout, acne scars are the last thing you want. Here’s what you can do to help minimize scarring.
What causes dry skin and how you can help prevent it
There are a lot of things that contribute to dry skin, including environmental factors, medical conditions, age, and showering preferences.
How to prevent ingrown hairs, according to the experts
Ditch the three-blade razor if you want to shave like a pro—and do this instead.