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  • Why Fragrances may be Irritating Your Skin

    November is National Healthy Skin Month. Whether it’s a festive holiday lotion or an everyday shower gel, a dermatologist explains how scented products can irritate your skin.

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  • What to Expect From Salicylic Acid Peels

    Salicylic acid peels, which are treatments that deeply exfoliate the skin's surface layers, are an effective solution for a more clear and vibrant complexion. Superficial salicylic acid peels can be done at home with over-the-counter products, while stronger salicylic acid peels that penetrate more deeply are performed by an esthetician or dermatologist.

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  • Superficial Chemical Peels Safe in Skin of Color If Risks Are Appreciated

    When attempting to improve the appearance of the skin, the risk of chemical peels in all skin types is excessive penetration of the chemical solution that produces complications, but the heightened risk for hyperpigmentation in skin of color places a particular emphasis on proceeding conservatively, according to an expert.

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  • How Do You Use Glycerin?

    Glycerin has many uses in cosmetics, drugs, and household products. Glycerin is good for your skin. Its characteristics as a humectant (a substance that reduces the loss of moisture), solvent, and lubricant are valuable to skin care products.

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  • How To Get Rid of Blackheads

    Is there anything more annoying than seeing little black specks on your face? We’ve all stood in front of the mirror and examined our pores from time to time, cursing our skin. But if the appearance of blackheads on your face really does bother you, rest assured, there are ways to get rid of them.

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