Well, some of the Victoria’s Secret Angels walking in the 2017 Fashion Show in Shanghai are those brides — theoretically speaking. When I asked them about pimple care, I expected them to admit they consistently have clean skin. More…….
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A facialist to the stars tells all. Facialist, esthetician and skincare connoisseur Shani Darden knows a thing or two about keeping your skin looking good. As one of the most popular go-to facialists to the stars (her clientele include Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Jessica Alba and Emmy Rossum), Darden is an expert on how to get and maintain a celebrity-level glow. More…….
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Worth noting if your skin gives you trouble. Now while we all know that makeup clogs your pores, some products can be worse than others and according to the experts, there are two ingredients that are best avoided. In conversation with Insider, Debra also explained why mica can be detrimental to the skin. More…….
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When blemishes pop up, itâs almost second nature to apply a thick layer of the highest-covering foundation and concealer you own in hopes of covering them completely. But, like anyone whoâs been in the position knows, it couldâand usually willâbackfire, and end up drawing more attention to the areas you’re trying to hide. Enter makeup artist Desi Perkinsâ acne-masking makeup tutorial, filled with tricks of the tradeâseriously, you havenât heard of at least one of theseâfor making even the most blemish-ridden complexions look completely airbrushed. More…….
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You heard it here first: Manuka honey is your next must-have beauty product…. More…….
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When you look at beauty shelves today, you will see a lot of nature-based products, especially in skincare. But, you cannot go the DIY way with every plant. If you go online, you will see a long list of plants you can grow for your skincare routine. More…….
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Acne is often associated with teens trying to navigate their way through their awkward stage, but according to the International Dermal Institute, 40 to 55 per cent of the adult population between the ages of 20 and 40 suffer from persistent acne. Dr Sandra Lee has created her empire from pimples. “In fact, if you’re in your twenties and thirties and still struggling with breakouts, you could be dealing with a totally different cause of acne: hormones.” What is hormonal acne? More…….
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It brightens the skin Kite rin/ShutterstockIf you want to get glowing skin naturally, reach for turmeric. The ancient spice holds a special place of honor in Indian weddings, specifically in the haldi ceremony, which involves applying a turmeric paste on the bride and groom—because of the glow it leaves on the soon-to-be married couple. It helps reduce dark circles sruilk/ShutterstockIf you’re prone to pesky, tired-looking bags under your eyes, you know how tricky it can be to find relief. More…….
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If you’ve ever had a mysterious bump pop up on your eyelid, you know that it’s basically impossible to focus on anything else. Sometimes these symptoms can signal that the bump has become infected, especially if they don’t get better or actually get worse even after treatment. It’s worth noting that not everyone can agree on the terminology when it comes to styes, chalazia, and hordeola. More…….
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As everyone knows, as soon as the clock strikes midnight on Nov. 1, it’s pretty much fair game to get your Winter on. One way to get festive is by putting cinnamon in everything — your lattes, mulled wine, sugar cookies. Lo and behold, your face can also get in on the fun: turns out, the sweet spice both tastes great and kicks acne booty. More…….
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