Topic
skincare
7 stories related to this topic, newest first.
The Independentworld46 days ago
Isoclean Hypochlorous Acid Spray Priced at £14
The product is marketed as an odourless mist for use after exercise or heat exposure. It is sold in a 275 ml size and described as vegan and cruelty-free.
Usa Todayscience46 days ago
Florence by Mills Pineapple Whip Moisturizer Gains Summer Attention
A $20 lightweight moisturizer from Florence by Mills is being promoted for summer use. The product contains pineapple extract, coconut water, vitamin B5, and hyaluronic acid.
nypost.comscience49 days ago
Charlotte Tilbury Recommends Sheer Glow Tint Foundation Stick for Mature Skin
The makeup artist said the product provides sheer-to-light coverage and contains hyaluronic acid and daikon radish seed oil. It is currently available at a 20 percent discount on Amazon during the Memorial Day sale.
The Independentworld54 days ago
Dermatologists Recommend Niacinamide Serums for Skin Concerns
Two dermatologists identified specific niacinamide serums for dryness, inflammation, uneven tone, and texture. The products vary in price and include additional ingredients such as hyaluronic acid and zinc.
The Independentworld55 days ago
Medik8 Launches Vegan PDRN Serum for Skin Barrier Support
Medik8 introduced a new serum containing a vegan form of polynucleotides. The product is designed for twice-daily use after cleansing and targets skin hydration and texture.
Nbc Newsworld60 days ago
Lymphatic Drainage Facial Uses Massage to Reduce Facial Puffiness
A lymphatic drainage facial involves massaging the face in upward motions to move fluid and reduce puffiness. Dermatologists and estheticians say the technique can improve skin appearance by increasing circulation. The procedure can be performed at home using hands, gua sha tools…
Substrate placeholder — needs reviewscience95 days ago
Perioral Dermatitis: Symptoms, Identification and Recommended Treatments
Perioral dermatitis is a skin condition characterized by small red bumps and pustules around the mouth, nose or eyes, often mistaken for acne. Consultant dermatologists recommend simplifying skincare routines and avoiding irritants for treatment. Specific products, including clea…