Acne

Simplify care for mildly irritated-looking skin, avoid adding new triggers and learn when redness, burning, swelling or a rash needs medical assessment.

Understand non-comedogenic, hypoallergenic, fragrance-free and oil-free claims so you can choose skincare without assuming any label guarantees tolerance.

Learn how to exfoliate your face, compare chemical and physical methods, choose by skin type, and avoid irritation from too many active products.

Applying skin and hair products rich in vitamin C will defend your skin from sun damage and environmental stress, will kill bacteria growing on skin which will help to minimize acne, and will help skin grow with enhanced strength and flexibility. Vitamin C does so much for us, and in this case, supplements and diet aren't the answer - topical products are!

Aloe vera may support comfort in acne-prone skincare, but evidence is limited. Learn what combination studies show and what aloe cannot replace.

The skin microbiome is responsible for the health of your skin, including how well it absorbs skincare products. An imbalance of bacteria in your skin’s microbiome can lead to skin concerns like eczema and acne. Want to know how to manage yours? Read this to learn everything you need to know about the skin microbiome!

Distinguish flat post-acne marks from indented or raised scars, understand scar types and learn when a dermatologist can help.

Tamanu oil is relatively new to the U.S., so research is still surfacing in regard to its proven benefits and treatments for various skin conditions, but we've got all of the information you need on this exotic skincare ingredient. Read this to find out tamanu oil benefits and uses.

You probably know that olive oil is one of the very best oils to cook with, but did you know that olive oil has incredible benefits for skin health and beauty? Read on to learn about this simple beauty elixir!

Learn how fragrance, essential oils and unscented labels relate to sensitive skin, and how to evaluate a formula without assuming natural means gentle.

Despite the plentiful skin benefits of coconut oil, it’s not the cure-all that many web sources make it out to be, and it might not be the best oil for your skin type.

But there’s good news, too! Read this for everything you need to know before using coconut oil for skin (plus some alternative solutions).

This odorless, nutty-flavored, yellowish-colored liquid derived from pressed almonds has been shown to be effective for many skin issues. Let's find out all about sweet almond oil benefits for skin.