Have Acne-Prone Skin? Here's What To Look For In Your Sunscreen
Are you concerned your essential summer sun protection is making your acne worse? Grab sunscreen with these features to stay protected and keep your skin clear.
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Can Using Glycolic Acid On Your Underarms Replace Deodorant?
Glycolic acid is beloved for many reasons in the beauty community, with people now using it on their underarms thanks to TikTok. But is this practice safe?
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Ornamental Tattoos: The Timeless, Wood Carving-Like Ink You Won't Regret
If you are looking to add to an already established tattoo sleeve or your very first tattoo, you may want to consider the popular ornamental tattoo.
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Smoking While Using Retinol Is Probably A Bad Choice - Here's Why
Retinol can be a miracle product with a wealth of benefits for the skin, but the opposite is true if you're a smoker. Here's why nicotine and retinol don't mix.
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Is It Safe To Use Extraction Tools At Home?
At-home extraction tools have been popular for years, but they might not be as good for your skin as you originally thought.
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Peel-Off Face Mask Mistakes That Can Spell Disaster For Your Skin
Face masks seem like the ultimate form of self-care. However, they are some mistakes people can make from using them that can be of no good to the skin.
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Plasma Pen Treatments: The Latest Procedure To Cram More Collagen In Your Under-Eyes
If you're looking for a non-invasive way to combat crow's feet and bags around your eyes, plasma pen treatments will not disappoint. Here's everything to know.
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'Tail Tattoos' Are Trending Again, So The '90s Renaissance Is Officially Complete
Perfect to display with crop tops and low-rise jeans, "tail tattoos," or lower back tattoos, were popular in the '90s and early 2000s but are now back in style.
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Melanin-Safe Skincare: What It Is And How It Helps Darker Skin Tones
Melanin-safe skincare is an important move towards diversity in the beauty and wellness space. Here's how these products can help those with melanin-rich skin.
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Filler As An Acne Scar Treatment? What You Need To Know Before Trying
Filler is being used for everything, from plumping the skin to reshaping your face. Now, it's used to treat acne scars. Here's what to know before you try it.
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Why You Might Be Facing A Resurgence Of Acne In Your 20s
Unfortunately, acne isn't just for teenagers - don't be surprised if it pops up again in your 20s. We took a closer look at why and what you can do about it.
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5 Ways To Lower Risk Of Skin Cancer Outside Of Simply Wearing SPF
While wearing sunscreen can shield your skin from the sun, there are many other ways you can protect your skin and reduce the risk of skin cancer.
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How To Deal With Eczema Flare-Ups In The Summer
Eczema is a skin condition that can worsen during the summer due to various factors. Here are a few ways to keep your flare-ups under control.
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What Is Matrixyl 3000 & What Can It Do For Your Skin? The Skincare Serum Explained
Here's what to know about Matrixyl 3000, a peptide-enriched ingredient that deserves to be your next go-to for all your fine lines and wrinkles.
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Butterfly Tattoos: The Y2K Ink Trend Coming Back To Make Mariah Carey Proud
Butterfly tattoos are back in style - if you're looking for inspiration for your ink, we've got a look at the different ways this trend is making a comeback.
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The Skin-Cleansing Mistake That May Be Causing Breakouts
Most people don't realize that they are not washing their faces correctly. But, adding one simple step to your skincare routine will have incredible effects.
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Avoid Summer Breakouts With Our Best Acne-Fighting Solutions
While the summer may be the last time of year you want to see blemishes, there are ways to get rid of breakouts with these best acne-fighting solutions.
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Greenery Tattoos: The Trend Breathing Life Into Your Ink This Summer
Flower tattoos are great, but tattoo artists agree that summer is the time for the less appreciated (and more tropical) greenery to step into the limelight.
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How Much Of A Sunscreen Stick Do You Need To Use For Full Effectiveness?
While sunscreen sticks are more convenient to use than lotions or creams, it's still crucial to know how much you need to use for full effectiveness.
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10 Self-Tanner Mistakes To Avoid For An Evenly Bronzed Glow
Those who use self-tanners probably have stories of streaked and patchy skin. The good news is with a bit of preparation, you can avoid any of those problems.
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Blackwork: The Simple-Yet-Elevated Tattoo Trend That Only Uses Black Ink
Blackwork requires incredible skill and makes for stunning pieces. From minimalistic fine-line tattoos to complex designs, black ink can do it all.
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DIY Makeup Removers That'll Help You Ditch Harsh Wipes
Saying goodbye to facial wipes containing chemicals will help the environment and your wallet. Here are some DIY alternatives to harsh makeup remover wipes.
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100 Years Of Sun Care And Tanning
The last 100 years have seen a lot of sunscreens, sun-kissed bodies, tanning beds, and more. Check out our rundown of the last century of sun care and tanning.
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Can Under-Eye Cream Cause Milia? Here's What We Know
Moisturizers that are too occlusive can contribute to milia, so if you're finding white bumps around your eye area, your under-eye cream may be the culprit.
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SPF Ingredients To Avoid If You Have Eczema
Not every SPF product will aggravate your eczema. Here are the ingredients to avoid at all costs, and other ways to relieve your eczema in the summer.
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The Western-Inspired Tattoo Trend Has Officially Arrived (& It's Giving Coastal Cowgirl)
Western-inspired ink is here just in time for a summer of fun. Let's take a look at some of our favorite tattoos that are giving that chic coastal cowgirl vibe.
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JSYK, Self-Tanner Doesn't Double As SPF
Self-tanner may give you a sun-kissed glow, but it doesn't provide sun protection. Here's why you shouldn't assume your tan means you can skip the SPF.
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