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If you’ve heard it once, you’ve heard it a million times: sun protection is the best thing you can do for your skin. But so many people have tried to get into the habit of using sunscreen each morning, only to find that their sunscreen left behind a nasty, oily residue that didn’t jive well with their makeup.  So which do you choose: saving your skin or going out without looking shiny enough to set off a metal detector? As...

You have a little one on the way – congratulations! Becoming a mother is a milestone moment in any woman’s life, but it comes with its own challenges. One of these is the changes your skin experiences. A woman’s body goes through many hormonal changes during pregnancy, which can significantly affect the skin. In most cases, skin and hair problems like acne, dull skin, and hair fall resolve naturally after the first trimester. For many, the sk...

A new year is upon us, and I think we can all collectively agree that we want this year to have more smiles and less stress all-around. 2020 and 2021 were rough. We don’t have control over every circumstance that could affect us in 2022, but as you’re creating goals for the year ahead, look for things you can have a positive influence on – like your skin health. If you want 2022 to be the year you finally get the skin of your dreams,...

One of the biggest misconceptions about dry skin is that it causes wrinkles. The reality is that it doesn’t, so if your complexion is on the dry side, you don’t need to worry about premature aging. But why do many people believe dry skin causes wrinkles? We’re here to set the facts straight on the connection between the two. Keep reading to discover where this misinformation comes from, as well as some helpful tips on how to treat the...

As we age, we start to notice fine lines and wrinkles developing on our faces. The body creates less elastin and collagen as we grow older, which are the proteins that plump and firm the skin. This causes the skin to look thin and loose, resulting in the dreaded wrinkles and fine lines we all try to avoid. Your skin also produces less moisture, making it drier. You may also notice that the skin’s pigment cells will also start to show i...