How to Protect Your Skin from Pollution

Pollution isn’t just a problem for the planet – it can harm your skin as well. Like many of the world’s biggest beauty trends, the popularity of “anti-pollution” skin care began in Asia, where large cities like Beijing have a staggering amount of air pollution. And science backs up their theory – numerous studies have…

The Impact of Sleep on Your Skin

It’s amazing what a good night of sleep can do. Getting proper rest boosts your immune system, improves your memory and cognitive function, reduces stress, regulates hormones that control your metabolism and weight, and lowers your risk for serious health conditions. And there’s a reason why it’s called “beauty sleep” – all the restoration and…

Benefits of Botox

It’s been more than 20 years since Botox was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cosmetic use. Today, Botox is often considered the go-to solution for combating fine lines and wrinkles, with more than 4 million Botox procedures each year in the U.S. alone. And it’s not just older patients who…

How to Treat Your Skin During Allergy Season

Ah-choo! Seasonal allergies bring a lot of unwanted symptoms, such as sneezing, nasal congestion, watery eyes, sore throat, and so on. Here’s another item to add to the list: skin reactions. If you’re one of the millions of people who have seasonal allergies, you’re also more likely to experience skin problems like redness, itching, and…

Best Ways to Even Your Skin

  Do you wish you had a perfectly even skin tone? Unfortunately, it doesn’t exist – and that’s okay. Having a little color adds shape and dimension to your complexion, whether you achieve it naturally or use cosmetics. When you begin to develop dark spots, patches, redness, or other color changes, then it’s time to…

How to Reduce Your Wrinkles

Wrinkles are a normal part of the aging process. In fact, a few wrinkles can even add character to your appearance. But it’s no secret that many people prefer to keep their wrinkles well-hidden. Collagen production begins to slow as you get older, causing your skin to lose its elasticity and become thinner and drier.…

Most Effective Ways to Treat Eczema

More than 31 million Americans currently have some form of eczema, making it one of the most common skin conditions. The dry, red, itchy rash associated with eczema often comes and goes without warning – and it can affect anyone at any age. Some people have acute eczema, which resolves completely after treatment. Others with…