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7 skin and scalp issues linked to gut health

A large new study is strengthening the case that gut health and skin health are deeply connected and for the first time, researchers say they may have identified the specific molecules carrying inflammatory signals from the gut to the skin. The study, used genetic data to examine the relationship between gut bacteria and 11 inflammatory…

ByDorcas Onasa21 hours ago0Comments

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Stress is showing up on your skin, sis — Here’s the fix

These simple, sustainable habits protect your glow when life gets heavy Let's be honest: between work deadlines, family obligations and the general chaos of everyday life, stress finds a way to settle into our skin. That new breakout, the sudden dullness, the tightness you can't quite explain — it's not in your head. Dermatologists confirm…

ByDempsey May Ayuco4 days ago0Comments

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Acne severity varies more than you’d expect

Almost everyone deals with a breakout at some point, but not all acne behaves the same way, and treating it as one uniform condition is often why treatment fails. Acne develops when hair follicles beneath the skin become blocked, usually by a combination of excess sebum and dead skin cells. That blockage creates the ideal…

ByDestiny PhilipsJuly 18, 20260Comments

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Skin barrier breaking down? Here’s the real reason

The everyday habits, weather shifts, and skincare trends that could be quietly breaking down your skin barrier If your moisturizer suddenly stings, your face feels tight no matter how much cream you layer on, or products that used to work like magic have stopped delivering, your skin barrier might be sending an SOS. That frustrating…

ByDempsey May AyucoJuly 14, 20260Comments

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The risky peptide trend promising a tan without the sun

A new wellness trend is borrowing Barbie's name for an unlikely reason. Influencers have started calling melanotan I and melanotan II the Barbie peptide, touting the injections and nasal sprays for their ability to deepen skin tone while also suppressing appetite and boosting libido, a combination some say fits the doll's image. But dermatologists say…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 10, 20260Comments

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5 sunscreen spots most people skip

Daily sunscreen use lowers the risk of melanoma and squamous cell carcinoma, and it remains the most effective anti-aging step available, since the vast majority of visible skin aging comes from UV exposure, sunscreen only works when it's applied fully. Missed areas leave skin vulnerable, even with regular use. Research published in the journal PLOS…

ByDorcas OnasaJuly 2, 20260Comments

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Meadowfoam oil is quietly taking over natural skincare

Most skincare oils come with a tradeoff. They either absorb well but deliver little lasting moisture, or they hydrate deeply but leave skin feeling heavy and congested. Meadowfoam oil, cold-pressed from the seeds of a white flowering plant cultivated by family farmers in Oregon's Willamette Valley, sidesteps both problems. It absorbs quickly, leaves no greasy…

ByDestiny PhilipsJune 28, 20260Comments

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The ultimate guide to sunscreens: top picks for every skin type

From mineral face sticks to shimmery body oils, the best SPF products of the year ranked by skin type, texture, and everyday wearability. Sunscreens has had a reputation problem. For years, it sat at the bottom of medicine cabinets, chalky and thick, something people grabbed grudgingly before a beach trip. That version of SPF…

ByGesi LloydJune 25, 20260Comments

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Does Botox weaken your emotions?

Botox has become one of the most talked about cosmetic treatments in the world, helping millions soften fine lines and wrinkles with quick, minimally invasive injections. But a recent wave of social media discussions has sparked a different kind of conversation, with some users wondering whether the popular treatment could affect a person's ability to…

ByDorcas OnasaJune 25, 20260Comments

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Your shower habit might be aging your skin faster

Doctors say what works in your 20s could seriously damage your skin as you age—here's what they recommend instead. For most of us, daily showering has long felt like a given—part of the morning ritual, as automatic as brushing our teeth. But what if that well-meaning routine is quietly doing more harm than good? According to…

ByDempsey May AyucoJune 23, 20260Comments

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7 skin and scalp issues linked to gut health

Stress is showing up on your skin, sis — Here’s the fix

Acne severity varies more than you’d expect

Skin barrier breaking down? Here’s the real reason

The risky peptide trend promising a tan without the sun

5 sunscreen spots most people skip

Meadowfoam oil is quietly taking over natural skincare

The ultimate guide to sunscreens: top picks for every skin type

Does Botox weaken your emotions?

Your shower habit might be aging your skin faster

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7 skin and scalp issues linked to gut health

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