Category: Skincare

Beauty influencers are back with another viral trend involving beef tallow, a fatty substance in cow meat. Usually used as an ingredient for cooking, TikTok beauty gurus are adding beef tallow to their skincare routine. Beauty influencers claim that the fat helps moisturize their skin, reduce acne and heal other common skincare issues. The trend… Continue reading Expert Weighs in on the Beef Tallow Skin Care Trend on TikTok

When you have eczema, you have to pay attention to the products that you are using on your face. It’s important to find the best face moisturizers for eczema-prone skin. You don’t want to risk aggravating your skin and causing flare ups. “Using the wrong face moisturizer can potentially trigger a flare-up in individuals with… Continue reading 5 Best Face Moisturizers for Eczema-Prone Skin, Based on Expert Picks

In order to properly care for eczema-prone skin, it’s important to find a body wash that is moisturizing, soothing and gentle. Eczema-prone skin has a weakened barrier that makes it more susceptible to irritation. “Wrong body washes can strip the skin of its natural oils, disrupt its barrier function and exacerbate inflammation, leading to eczema… Continue reading 5 Body Washes for Eczema-Prone Skin, According to Experts

Puffy under eyes could benefit from a caffeine pick-me-up. “Caffeine constricts blood vessels, reducing swelling and inflammation, which helps to minimize the appearance of puffiness under the eyes,” said Alexis Pfropper, a licensed esthetician.  To get these de-puffing benefits you don’t need to drink more coffee. Instead, reach for a caffeine-infused eye cream or serum… Continue reading 5 Caffeine-Infused Eye Creams and Serums To De-Puff Your Eyes

Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS), often called acne inversa, is a challenging and often misunderstood adversary.

Skinimalism is a minimalist approach emphasizes using fewer, high-quality products that synergistically promote healthy, radiant skin.

Retinol is one of those skin care ingredients that’s known for tackling a number of concerns. “Retinol, a derivative of vitamin A, promotes cellular turnover, which can help reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation,” licensed esthetician, Alexis Pfropper, told 21Ninety. Pfropper says retinol it stimulates collagen production, leading to firmer, smoother skin… Continue reading 5 Retinol Products Gentle Enough for Sensitive Skin