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Everything you need to know about treating chronic rosacea
To minimize rosacea flare-ups, you’ll have to know what causes them in the first place.
4 skincare tips from our dermatology providers—to start your routine right
We asked our providers for advice on building a lasting skincare routine. Here's what they said.
What are hypertrophic scars and what causes them?
After a wound heals, hypertrophic scars can be left behind—the result of excess collagen deposition.
Some of the best treatments for breakouts, according to skincare experts
Don’t pop your pimples! Instead, try one of these proven OTC or prescription treatments.
How to treat acne bumps on your forehead
Banishing pimples on your forehead might be as simple as changing your hair products.
Everything you need to know about water-based serums for skincare
These products can help to give your skin an extra boost of hydration.
Does sunscreen expire? How to tell if it’s gone bad
The color, consistency, and odor of your sunscreen can help tell you if it’s still good to use.
How to prevent and treat lip irritation
No one likes having dry, irritated lips. Here’s how to treat them right.
How to take off your waterproof mascara safely
Smudge-free, lush lashes shouldn’t be impossible to remove—we’ll show you how to do it the right way.
How to choose an anti-aging moisturizer
Help keep fine lines and wrinkles at bay with these six effective skincare ingredients.
How to help treat and prevent moderate acne
Say goodbye to moderate acne with the help of these treatments that can help stop it in its tracks.
An easy guide to identifying and treating mild acne
This simple guide will help you to understand the symptoms of mild acne—and how you can treat it.