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    A: That depends on the cause, according to dermatologist Charles E. Crutchfield III, M.D., professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School. If your circles are caused by too much melanin or pigment building up, try a lightening cream with hydroquinone or kojic acid. Peter Thomas Roth Power K Eye Rescue has kojic acid, vitamins and antioxidants. If the skin under your eyes is thin and veins are visible, opt for a vitamin K cream. For hollows under the eyes, filler injections – with hyaluronic acid, for instance – can help to replace lost volume and minimize the veins’ appearance.
    A: Dermatologist Doris Day, M.D., says they’re optional. If you prefer toners, she suggests using an alcohol-free formula at night after cleansing your skin and before adding a night cream. The alcohol-free Exuviance Soothing Toning Lotion soothes and purifies skin without causing dryness or irritation.
    A: That depends on the procedure. As a general rule of thumb, the deeper or stronger the chemicals used, the longer your skin will take to heal. For example, a trichloroacetic acid peel can require two weeks or more to heal, as your skin flakes off and your face looks red and sun-burned. Injections or fillers can result in redness, bruising or swelling for a few days. So if you’re booking a professional treatment or procedure before a big event, talk to your dermatologist beforehand. This way, you’ll know how long to expect for the recovery process.
    A: GABA – gamma-aminobutyric acid – is an example of a wrinkle relaxer that works on facial muscles. It’s the movements of these facial muscles that cause wrinkles. However, the effect is only temporary, and lasts about 12 hours. Dermatologist Elizabeth Briden, M.D., advises applying a cream with GABA after exfoliating your skin for best results.
    A: According to NYC makeup artist Ashunta Sheriff in Real Simple, when her skin is feeling ultra-dry, she rubs half a lemon on it, and steams her face (boil a pot of warm water and steam your face over the pot). Why lemon? It helps to smooth the skin. Finally, she applies organic coconut oil to her face and neck.
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  • Complete Acne Handbook

    Complete Acne Handbook

    Acne is one of the most common — and frustrating — skin conditions, affecting men and women of all ages and skin types. Here are 25 articles that offer clear-cut insight on everything acne-related: what causes blemishes, effective ingredients for fighting breakouts and how to develop a skin-clearing regimen that’s right for you.

      Tips for Treating Adult Acne. When acne strikes during adulthood, the old rules for treating breakouts may not apply. Adult skin is typically drier and more sensitive than teen skin, and adult acne can be more severe and persistent. Instead of overloading your skin with high-strength ingredients, try gentle products with lower concentrations.

      Acne Products: Understanding the Ingredients. Confused about which products are most effective for clearing up problem skin? Start with the basics. Before spending money on products, learn about active acne ingredients and how to determine which is right for you.

      Teen Acne: Causes and Treatments. Along with the typical stresses of adolescence, many teenagers face the dilemma of acne breakouts. Fortunately, you can minimize and prevent blemishes. Learn the causes of teen acne and how to combat bacteria to reduce breakouts. Then evaluate the options for treatment. Every teen can benefit from a consistent skincare routine, which includes cleanser, spot treatment, moisturizer and sunscreen.

      7 Steps to Combat Adult Acne. Looking for a step-by-step guide to treating adult acne? In this article, you’ll find basic information on what causes blemishes, a breakdown of acne-fighting ingredients and seven steps to clearer skin. It may seem like common sense, but we often overlook seemingly simple elements like proper cleansing and consistency in our skincare routines.

      Banishing Back Acne. Breakouts on the back, or “backne,” are all too common for both teens and adults. Backne can be unsightly and irritating, and also tougher to treat than facial acne. But effective options are available.

      A Guy’s Guide to Acne. While there’s a plethora of information about acne and skincare, the majority of acne-fighting advice is directed toward women. This article covers everything a guy needs to know to achieve clear, healthy skin.

      5 Reasons to Try Acne-Fighting Retinoids. You might’ve heard about retinoids’ efficacy as an anti-aging treatment. But did you know that this vitamin A derivative can help fight acne too?

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