Rosacea: Dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee Explains How You Can Minimize Symptoms
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A Retinol Gummy Is Here—Here’s What Dermatologists Have to Say
According to founder and CEO of Embody and former president at Forever Beaumore Cosmetics Jenn Chung, the product claims to improve pigmentation, eliminate rough texture and provides a dewy glow—all while hoping to edit down some of our topical skin-care products, NewBeauty notes.
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7 Bizarre 2017 Dermatology Trends That Experts Predict Will Be Huge In The New Year
If you're a fan of interesting facials, unique skin treatments, and magical cures for acne, then get excited for 2017. It looks like there will be quite a few bizarre dermatology trends in the new year — just in time for those of us who are ready to try something different.
What Is LED Light Therapy, and Is It Safe for the Skin?
Does at-home light therapy really work? And what does it do, anyway? Allure asked board-certified dermatologists to break down exactly what you need to know about light therapy.
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When You Should See a Dermatologist During COVID-19, And When To Wait
Skin infections, moles, rashes and new freckles can arise while you’re at home during the coronavirus. Here’s when you should see a doctor, either virtually or in person, HuffPost shares.
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Why Skin Cancer Self-Exams Are More Important Than Ever
Dermatologists explain to Allure how to give yourself an at-home skin check.
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TikTok Might Make You Want to Put Pepto-Bismol on Your Face—But Derms Say Otherwise
From YouTubers to Victoria’s Secret angels, plenty of people have been sharing pink-faced selfies touting the so-called skin-care “benefits” of Pepto-Bismol for years. But is the beauty trend legit, Shape asks.
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All the Reasons You Might Be Experiencing Dandruff for the First Time, According to Experts
New York dermatologist Marina Peredo, MD, tells NewBeauty two specific reasons dandruff, and all its counterparts, are getting worse right now.
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Many Dermatologists Pivot to Telemedicine Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
For dermatologists and their patients, the push toward teledermatology means doctor visits can occur even while under self-quarantine, according to Allure.
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How the Beauty Industry Is Being Affected by the Coronavirus Outbreak
Makeup artists, hairstylists, nail artists, and more professionals reveal to Allure how COVID-19 is affecting the beauty business.
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‘Clean’ Beauty Has Taken Over the Cosmetics Industry, But That’s About All Anyone Agrees On
Why has the clean label — for which there is no regulatory definition — so captured the public’s devotion, and why are dermatologists so disdainful of the concept, The Washington Post asks.
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Naturopathica is the Latest to Take on Acne Via Clean Beauty
Naturopathica has launched a collection of five acne products including a tea, a cleanser and a mask to treat acne, Glossy reports.
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How to Reduce Fine Lines and Wrinkles — Without Getting Botox
Help restore your skin to its youthful glow by using these dermatologist-approved approaches, from Everyday Health.
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Your Dry Skin Could Be the Reason Your Lips Are Chapped
Your chapped lips might be a sign of an even bigger issue altogether: dry skin, Allure notes.
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Differin Launches the Clear90 App for People with Acne
Differin, a consumer acne brand from Galderma, announces the launch of its new Clear90 app in celebration of the third annual Retinoid Education Week.
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Do Those Pimple Stickers Actually Work?
Pimple stickers promise to alleviate some the blow to self-esteem that comes from going to work with a too-big-to-ignore zit on your face. Dermatologists tell Healthline if they live up to this promise.
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Exactly How to Unclog Pores, According to Skincare Experts
InStyle enlisted a board-certified dermatologist and celebrity esthetician to break down everything you need to know about your pores.
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Yes, You Can Get Eczema on Your Scalp and Here’s How to Deal with It
You might not think you can have eczema if you’re having issues only with your scalp, but it’s possible, according to Glamour.
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