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Post Workout & Body Acne: Keeping Skin Clear After the Gym
Exercise offers many benefits, but the sweat that accompanies it can sometimes lead to clogged pores and breakouts. In fact, if you're struggling with pimples on your face, chest, or back after exercise, you may be experiencing post workout acne. This is common, but don't cancel your gym membership just yet. A few strategic habits can help you reap the benefits of exercise without sacrificing clear skin.
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Why Your Skin Looks Different in Photos vs the Mirror
Many people notice their skin appears smoother in the mirror but more textured in photographs. In fact, if you've ever wondered why your skin looks different in photos, you are not alone. This difference doesn't mean your skin has changed. Instead, it reflects how cameras interpret light and surface detail. Because of this, pores and uneven tone may appear more visible in photos.
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Why Your Skin Gets Oilier or Drier Throughout the Day
Have you ever looked in the mirror and noticed your skin behaving differently than it did that morning? Perhaps your T-zone looks shinier. In fact, many people experience this and wonder why they have oily skin during day. It's often...
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Microbiome Friendly Skincare: Why Good Bacteria Matter
There are more microbial cells on our bodies than human cells. On your skin alone lives a diverse community of bacteria and fungi known as the skin microbiome. This microscopic ecosystem plays a vital role in maintaining barrier integrity and...
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Urban Pollution & the Exposome: Shielding Skin From Smog and Stress
Step outside in any major city and you encounter car exhaust and industrial emissions. These pollutants, invisible to the naked eye, settle on your skin. In fact, dermatologists have increasingly focused on the connection between pollution and skin. Studies show...
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Blue Light & Your Skin: How to Protect Against Digital Ageing
We wake up to the glow of an alarm screen and scroll through emails before our first cup of coffee. Digital devices have become the backdrop of modern life. In fact, an emerging question is whether this constant exposure affects...