Skin Care

Winter weather usually means cold, dry environments that can siphon the tiniest moisture from your skin quickly. Learn how to hydrate your skin during the colder months.

Menopause can usher in a whole host of changes in a woman’s life. Find out how to keep skin looking young after menopause.

Dry skin is no picnic, and dry skin acne is even more challenging to deal with. However, with the proper preventative measures and treatment options, you can move forward with bright, clear, and supple skin.

How do you know if you’re dealing with dry skin or eczema, and what can you do to nourish your skin in any season? Let’s take a look at how to prevent eczema flare-ups in winter.

If you are wondering what prevents razor burn, the answer is quite simple: good hair removal habits.

Beyond proper hydration and moisturizers, there are quite a few foods you can incorporate into your daily diet to combat dry skin. These cold-weather foods pack a huge nutritious punch.

If you habitually lick your lips in the colder months, you may cause your lips to chap. The level of damage to your chapped lips will determine how long it will take for your lips to heal and what measures you will need to take to treat your chapped lips in winter.

Winter's cold and dry air can be your skin's worst natural nemesis. Lack of humidity means a lack of moisture, which can cause dry, flaky, and itchy skin. The good news is you can do plenty of things to protect your skin in winter.

Shine bright this holiday, not the oily way, but the radiant way, by taking care of your skin before, during, and after festivities. Here are 13 tips to keep glowing skin during the holiday season.