Naturally found in dairy products, the use of lactic acid for skin dates back to ancient Egypt, when Egyptians (including ...

Using a new skin care product without testing it first can potentially cause allergic contact dermatitis, an inflammatory skin condition in which the immune system overreacts to an ingredient in the ...

If you’re on the beauty side of social media, there’s a strong chance you’ve heard of exosomes. Though they’re already a popular medical-grade treatment in Korea, exosomes are now quickly flooding the ...

As the years pass, our skin begins to lose its natural moisture, elasticity, and glow. Therefore, it's crucial to start skincare at the right age. Many people think that skincare is only necessary ...

Shield your skin from the damaging effects of air pollution with these six effective daily skincare hacks. From deep ...

Another scientific study showed that when cortisol levels go up (which happens when someone is feeling stressed), it causes ...

Beyond creams and makeup, your pillow could be the secret weapon to smoother skin and better sleep. Here’s how to find one ...

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Urea isn’t the sexiest skin care ingredient out there — it’s been a mainstay in body lotions and foot creams for years — but recently, it’s blown up on social media. If you have rough patches, ...

Eating well and exercising can help with symptoms during perimenopause and menopause, extending to skin health. Exercise, particularly strength training, boosts circulation and improves skin ...

People think of melatonin more as helping you fall asleep. But research has shown high doses of melatonin actually act like ...