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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
Acne 101: Using spironolactone for hormonal acne
This medication was developed to treat high blood pressure, but it’s also used for hormone-related breakouts.
Ask Curology: why is my face red?
A dermatology expert explains the potential causes of facial redness and what you can do about them.
Slugging: The dermatologist-approved skincare hack going viral on TikTok
Learn how this technique can help you get radiant, moisturized skin.
Can you treat rosacea with salicylic acid? What you need to know
Spoiler: This ingredient isn’t typically recommended for rosacea prone skin. Here’s what to use instead.
Everything you need to know about dermarolling at home
Dermatology experts share what you need to know about this skincare treatment and how it may benefit your skin.
Exfoliating your lips: What you need to know
Follow these expert-approved tips for softer, smoother lips.
The ultimate guide to face exfoliators: Our 5 picks for glowing skin
The right exfoliator for you depends on your skin type—here’s how to choose your best option.
What to know about Emface: Cost and benefits
This non-surgical treatment is a buzzy anti-aging tactic. So is it worth it?
Minoxidil temporary hair shedding can be totally normal—here’s why it happens
This temporary side effect from minoxidil can be distressing, but it’s actually a sign that the treatment is working as intended.
Clear skin secrets: The best toners for acne-prone skin
Make sure your skincare routine is working with you, not against you, by using the right products.
Best ways to remove blackheads, according to skin experts
Extraction, removal, exfoliants—the blackhead treatments that actually work.
The best rosacea home remedies according to dermatology providers
From lifestyle changes to diet, these factors can help you to limit flare-ups.