Dark spots on your face are pretty common, especially for people who have spent a lot of time in the sun. Dark spots, also called hyperpigmentation, can also be caused by acne scars or hormonal changes. They often pop up … Continued
When winter comes, you may be excited about the snow, the holidays, and other fun winter activities. However, your skin may not welcome the season as much as you do. Your skin may start feeling the effects as early as … Continued
If you live in a place that gets cold and dry during the winter months, your skin often pays for it. The dry air sucks the moisture out of your skin and can lead to dryness, cracking and even bleeding … Continued
When fall comes, the leaves start to change and so does your skin. This means you may need to change up your skincare routine or just give your skin a little extra TLC. Here are some ways that you may … Continued
If you have dry skin, you might not be looking forward to fall and winter. As the weather changes and cools down, your skin might become drier and duller. Sometimes autumn is here before we know it and your skin … Continued
What is the first step in the fight against wrinkles? Making sure your skin is as moisturized as possible! Since everyone’s skin is different, it is very important to choose the right type of moisturizer for your specific skin type. … Continued
Skin that’s both dry and oily can be frustrating. It seems that products can moisturize your skin well in some places, and make it look greasy in others. Skin is typically oilier in the “T” zone of your face, which … Continued
If your skin tends to be on the dry side, the winter months can cause your skin to become even drier. Between the cold dry air outside and the fact that you spend most of your time indoors with the … Continued
As snowfall covers mountains in northern latitudes, ski season is finally here. If you’re a skier, you’re probably in the proud minority of people who look forward to cold winter weather. With ski trips being planned, booking rooms in cozy … Continued
The winter season is setting in soon, and along with all the comforts of warm blankets, hot cocoa and soft snow flurries, your skin may not appreciate the new temperatures. Not only is your skin exposed to plunging temperatures outside, … Continued