Medically reviewed by Susan Bard, MD There are five different skin types: dry, oily, combination, normal, and sensitive ...

As face masks are becoming more of a necessity for people around the world — and not just physicians and health-care professionals fighting the coronavirus — the purposes they serve are as varied as ...

Over the past year, we have all had to get used to wearing face masks in public areas and while out and about as well as at work. This has become part of day-to-day life as a result of the global ...

Fitzpatrick skin typing is a way of classifying skin types. Types range from 1–6 depending on skin features and the risk of sunburn and skin cancer. The sun’s UV rays increase the risk of many types ...

There are five skin types: normal, dry, oily, combination, and sensitive. You can test your skin type at home by observing oil, dryness, or redness on your skin. Age, sun damage, and hormonal changes ...

Skin care has evolved far beyond basic cleansing and moisturizing. Today, it blends medical science, advanced technology, ...

Face masks (No, not that kind of face mask!) have become all the rage in skincare lately, and it’s easy to see why. When you throw on a face mask and close your eyes, you can experience a relaxing, at ...

Washing your face is an essential step to any skin care routine. Like the other non-negotiables — serums, moisturizers, eye creams — cleansers come in a variety of formulations targeted for different ...

The Role of Cream in Skin Care In many Indian homes, cream has been a traditional remedy for enhancing skin brightness and softness. The lactic acid and fats found in cream serve as natural ...

The weird and wonderful world of face masks has blossomed in recent years. Where once people stuck to creams and clays, they’re now venturing into enzyme, charcoal, and sheet masks. But do these ...