Almost everyone getsacneat some point in their lives. It is the most common skin condition in the U.S., affecting up to 50 million Americans annually. When you think of acne, you probably picture blackheads (dark spots with open pores at the center), whiteheads (tiny white bumps under t...
Cleansing and exfoliating regimens are different for those looking to treat cystic acne compared to someone looking to rid their skin of blackheads, which is why learning what type of acne you have can go a long way in properly treating the problem. Reading up on other people’s experiences ...
Why do we anthropomorphize our cars? 2 Cars. They’re so many things to so many people. To some, they’re a means of transportation, a way to get from one location to another whether it’s for work or for play. To others, they’re the epitome of style, icons of a particular ...
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1. Some of these chemicals have more than one H+ which can come off, so if you Google their pKas you’ll find more than one value – the values I’ve quoted here are for the hydroxy acid H+. 2. Some charged species can pass through skin via special mechanisms, but this doesn’t...
That said, because popping and picking at the skin is so often discouraged by the medical industry (the most common reason being potential foracne scars), some people feel guilty when they pop their own at home. Yet watching someone else do it can help them feel better as they see someone...
It’s true some oils can help. ButI do think it’s safer to stick to oil-free products.Why? Everyone’s skin is different. The right oils can work wonders for some people, but cause breakouts in other. Unless you’re willing to experiment, I recommend you keep oils to a minimum.But...
Although there can be some eyebrow-raising reasons why your feet are peeling, it's not always a bad thing. Margaret Dabbs Professional Foot File £24 at Cult Beauty 'Naturally your body wants to slough off skin,' Pruthi says. 'So I always tell patients to get a pumice stone and just...
“I just don’t get it,” you say. “What does it even do?! Why is everything so haaaaard.” Yeah, okay, chill. I’m gonna help you here. Because unlike retinol (the other derm-obsessed skincare product), which can cause irritation and flakiness in the majority of people for the...
‘Most are over-moisturising (using too many moisturisers or lipid-rich formulas)or layering too many products, causing the skin to become 'bumpy' or congested with open or closed comedones (blackheads or whiteheads).’ View full post on Instagram Meanwhile, on the other side of the ...