Yes — the eye area needs SPF. How to apply sunscreen around your eyes without stinging, how far up to go, and what to...

Visible light can trigger pigmentation, and more readily in deeper skin tones - but screens are a very small source c...

Yes - oily and dehydrated are not opposites. Why skipping moisturiser usually makes oiliness worse, and what texture ...

Neck tan is stubborn because the skin is thinner, gets less sunscreen and catches direct sun. Here is how to tell tan...

Sunscreen does not inherently cause acne, but the wrong texture on congested skin can. What to look for, mineral vers...

Most people apply about a quarter to half the sunscreen their SPF was tested with. Here is the two-finger rule, the t...

Two years of dull, pigmented skin and a drawer of half-used serums. An honest review of The Element Brightening Drops...

Sunscreen is recommended from six months of age, with shade and clothing before that. An age-by-age guide to mineral ...

What the gut–skin axis actually means, where the evidence is solid and where it is still emerging, which dietary chan...

A dirty pillowcase does not cause acne, but it can make existing breakouts worse through friction, trapped oil and oc...

What actually changes in your skin after 30 — collagen decline, slower turnover and surfacing sun damage — and the fo...

Bumps on the buttocks are usually folliculitis rather than true acne — inflamed follicles driven by friction, trapped...