These tried-and-true beauty goodies are as effective as they are affordable.

We asked doctors, chemists and beauty industry insiders what’s good for your skin and the environment, too. Credit...Photo Illustration by The New York Times; Shutterstock Supported by By Rachel ...

Including hydrating sunscreen, vitamin C serums, and retinol eye creams.

When it comes to skin care, everyone has different needs and priorities. The words “anti-aging” can be polarizing these days, but it is really just a catch-all term for products with active ...

Avoid excess caffeine, sugars and processed foods. Avoid stress, alcohol and smoking. Drink plenty of water. Humidify your ...

Dr. Kristin Stevens, M.D., Ph.D., Dermatologist with Providence Medical Group, stopped by to bust some common skin care myths and set the record straight about what we really need to keep our skin ...

A body wash for dry skin should be rich in ingredients that reintroduce moisture back into the skin. "If you have dry skin, ...

There are a lot of skin care ingredients out there, but only a handful — like retinol and peptides — become household names for their ability to go above and beyond, whether that’s in delivering ...

The idea that retinol thins your skin likely comes from some of the short-term side effects it causes when you first start using it. During the initial adjustment phase, known as retinization, you may ...

Skin care for children is just as important as skin care for adults. In many ways, practicing good skin care at a young age can set the course for a lifetime of healthier looking skin. But navigating ...