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Is your exfoliating scrub really damaging your skin?
Trying to soften our skin can lead to an even thicker layer of dead skin cells on the surface.
Trying to soften our skin can lead to an even thicker layer of dead skin cells on the surface.
Surely the best food for your skin is just food, right … fresh food?
Teenagers with acne may have the last laugh over their peers with perfect skin, new research suggests.
Stephanie Darling charts her top three fragrances for men and tries a gentle-yet-powerful face treatment.
For as long as I can remember, the debate for and against toner has raged. I am a non-toner person myself as the mere thought of adding any extra steps to my pared-down, three-step, skin care routine of double cleansing, serum and moisturiser with SPF50 for day, plus night cream in the evening, is enough to send me into orbit.
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