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The general assumption is that your skin type is definitive. Once you’ve determined that you have dry, oily, or combination skin—and built your skincare routine around it—you won’t have to worry about ...

While you may think moisturizing oily skin will only exacerbate the problem, the exact opposite is true: Moisturizing your skin helps regulate oil production and promotes overall skin health. This is ...

If your skin feels greasy and looks shiny a few hours after washing your face, you likely have oily skin. Having oily skin means the sebaceous glands under your hair follicles are overactive and ...

For as long as I can remember, I have had decidedly oily skin. That is, until about a year ago when my skin started displaying regular dry areas, sending me into the "combination skin" column. But can ...

Managing oily skin can feel as futile as fixing a leaky faucet. Until you find the right tools to slow the steady, shiny progression that forms over your brow, it feels impossible to solve. Those ...

Silk and satin pillowcases have been a game-changer for my skin (and hair—no knots!). My skincare stays on my face, and I wake up with less redness and breakouts. I change mine 3 times a week, and my ...

There are solid reasons why doctors keep stressing on the need to stay hydrated. If your body does not get a sufficient ...

Everyone has some oil on their skin. Under each of your pores is a sebaceous gland that produces a natural oil called sebum, keeping your skin hydrated and healthy. But the glands can produce too much ...

Open most men’s medicine cabinets, and you’ll probably find a razor, shaving cream, a toothbrush and toothpaste — there’s not usually much in there. While not all men are skin care minimalists, enough ...