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One of the biggest misconceptions in the skin-care world is that people with oily or acne-prone skin don’t need to moisturize. But the truth of the matter is, skipping out on your daily moisturizing ...

Skin moisturizers are formulated with ingredients that hydrate the skin and leave it feeling smooth. They come in many forms but are typically used as lotions, serums or creams. Since all moisturizers ...

I know what you’re thinking — acne-prone skin and rich moisturizing creams don’t usually go hand in hand. A few months ago, I would have wholeheartedly agreed, but, after a frustrating run trying most ...

It seems natural to assume that you shouldn’t use moisturizer if your skin is oily and prone to acne breakouts. You might even consider it a foe of clear skin and wonder if moisturizer will make your ...

The products you're using to treat acne may be worsening your dry skin, and vice versa. Here's how dermatologists say to fix your skincare routine.

But though complexions that skew oily unquestionably need moisturizer, you’ll want to be discerning with which formulas you’re using, because clogged pores can be a problem, too. To help you suss out ...