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From cleansers and moisturizers, to serums and exfoliants, there’s no shortage of skin care products on the market. But with the sheer number of products out there — not to mention the various ...

No matter how long you’re in the air, airplane travel can make skin feel dry and appear dull. Avoid "airplane skin" with ...

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The popularity and prevalence of the K-beauty industry and skin care products has been mainstream in the US for years, and the buzz around Korean beauty isn’t getting any quieter. Whether it’s ...

Skin care minimalism is the overarching theme this year according to several of our experts. “The ‘skinimalism’ movement appears to be evolving beyond just using fewer products — consumers ...

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The lightest-to-heaviest rule worked when skin care was simpler. In 2025, there are some new things to think about when you’re layering products.

When building a skin care routine, the general rule of thumb is to go from lightest to heaviest (in consistency), gradually layering on heavier products, like creams and lotions, as you go.

But it’s best not to overthink or go overboard with skin care for teens and tweens — which explains the recent concern around tweens in Sephora. Quite simply, some of the products tweens are ...