Feeling confident about your skin care routine? You are probably missing some integral steps, according to new research. Japan's number one skin care brand, Hada Labo Tokyo, has revealed only 63 per ...

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When it comes to skin care, it's easy to feel overwhelmed as we are constantly bombarded with an ever-changing circus of lotions and potions, each promising to transform our skin and change our lives.

Charlotte Cho, creator of Soko Glam, says that the Korean 10 step skin care routine shouldn't *actually* have 10 steps in it. Ever since K-beauty made its way to the U.S., the phrase has become ...

Parvaneh Rafaeloff, MD is a physician for Le Jolie Medi Spa.

“I generally advise starting with a gentle, non-foaming cleanser used once or twice daily. A hydrating moisturiser rich in humectants [such as the Good Morning] can be applied to slightly damp skin, ...

On the Routine Rundown Podcast, Humanrace's chief dermatologist Elena Jones, MD, explains why less is more when it comes to skin-care steps. It doesn’t matter how many fancy skin-care formulas you’ve ...

In a Glamour exclusive, Aika Flores reveals everything she put on the 'Heated Rivalry' star's skin before tonight's red ...

Sifting through all the advice can be confusing. But dermatologists say simpler is better. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Erica Sweeney Q: I’m confused about how to take ...