These changes make choosing the right skin care during and post-menopause a different bird than in your pre-menopause days.

While really hot showers and baths often feel lovely and can help you relax, there are some potential downsides ...

Some people can get hives (itchy raised bumps that look red on lighter skin and brown or purple on darker skin) after hot ...

Hot showers and baths may feel relaxing in cold weather, but they can harm your skin by raising its pH, disrupting healthy ...

Molecularly speaking, glycerin has an innate ability to bind with water, which is what makes it such a powerful hydrator for ...

Winter skincare tends to centre on layering serums and creams, but the delicate skin around the nose and lips is often overlooked.

As well as this, it forms an occlusive layer without supporting ... for fatty moisturisers rich in ceramides, peptides, and humectants. Aside from hydrating the skin, they also help rebuild ...

Unless you're in an extremely cold and dry environment, it is best to apply only at night. That way, you can lock in moisture and other skin care products while you sleep. (Otherwise, you'll be ...

You can start with a serum containing humectants and add a face oil with emollients," she said. "The last step would be slugging petrolatum as the occlusive. Alternatively, you could apply a ...

Each has its benefits, limitations, and drawbacks. These include humectants that draw water from the middle layer of skin to the upper layer of skin. There are also occlusive and emollients that trap ...

Board-certified dermatologist Kseniya Kobets, MD, says that "slugging creates an extra occlusive layer of protection ... and preventing eczema flares: humectants." Humectants, she explains ...