The luxury Italian brand’s island on the gaming platform aims to ‘introduce a new generation of gamers’ to its hero fragrance ...

“Your skin can handle more during this phase,” shares Yanghee Paik, CEO and co-founder of Rael, a cycle-care brand. “Ingredients like AHAs and niacinamide are great for brightening and ...

SPF 30+: Goldman says that sunscreens with an SPF 50+ aren’t necessary. SPF 50+ protects your skin from about 98% of the sun’s rays, and no product provides 100% protection. If you only buy ...

Turning 50 is a major milestone for you and your skin. “The cell-renewal process slows down as we enter our 50s, leaving older, duller cells that stay on the skin’s surface longer,” says Dr ...

The Evolution of Skin Care: Keep Your Skin Healthy at Any Age. Medically reviewed by Amanda Caldwell, MSN, APRN-C — Written by Beth Ann Mayer — Updated on June 16, 2025. In your 20s; ...

Forgetting to wash your face, not using a retinoid, and opting for the wrong retinoid are common missteps. Find out why you don’t want to make these and similar p.m. skin-care sins.

We talked to eight skin-care experts about the LED therapy devices (LED masks and LED wands among them) that they use themselves and would recommend to others. Treat everything from wrinkles to bacne.

Tweens and teens are spending a fortune on skin care products - some of which are marketed heavily on social media - but a new study has found that these routines are anything but beneficial ...

C-3PO doing the dishes. A crash-test dummy checking email. A hockey goalie folding the laundry. Skin-care social media feeds would have you believe that you can use a red-light device and just ...

Every year, doctors diagnose more than 4 million cases of nonmelanoma (including basal and squamous cell) skin cancers in the US, and the number of melanoma deaths is expected to increase by 4.4 ...

I spoke with skin experts to find the best sunscreens for acne-prone skin this summer. With picks from Neutrogena, La Roche-Posay and more, here’s the SPF they recommend.

Now that you know just what exercise can do for your complexion, you’ll want to maintain the skin-care habits that prevent acne, improve hydration, and reduce irritation and damage.