10 Anti-Aging secrets Dermatologists Wish You Knew Sooner

From sunscreen to sleep, the everyday habits that may do more for your skin than any pricey cream The quest for youthful skin has spawned an entire industry of serums, devices and miracle promises. But according to dermatologists, some of the most powerful anti-aging moves cost little and happen at home, folded into routines people…

ByDempsey May AyucoOctober 13, 20260Comments

Skincare

Sunscreen myths Black people have been told for too long

Sunscreen is safe, it works and nearly everyone needs it, including people with dark skin, people who spend most of the day indoors and people who only go outside in cooler months. Dermatologists at MD Anderson Cancer Center and Stanford Medicine say a broad spectrum sunscreen of at least SPF 30, applied generously and reapplied…

ByGesi LloydOctober 9, 20260Comments

Skincare

Dermatologist reveals 5 habits quietly wrecking your skin

A Yale skin expert says everyday routines, not product choices, may be behind your dull, dry complexion Most skincare conversations start and end with products — the right serum, the right acid, the right miracle oil promising a smoother, more even complexion. But according to one leading skin expert, the real culprits behind a dry,…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 17, 20260Comments

Food & Drink

Skin doctors keep pointing to one surprising food

Dermatologists reveal why this kitchen staple keeps coming up in skin-health conversations Ask a handful of dermatologists what one food they'd point to for better skin, and tomatoes come up again and again. It's not hype — the fruit's nutrient profile gives it a real, if modest, role in skin maintenance, according to three skin…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 16, 20260Comments

Skincare

Moisturizer switch that changes skin in a week

Dermatologists explain how skin type, not habit, determines the right routine. Moisturizer doesn't need to be complicated to be effective, and dermatologists say it's the final skincare step that deserves far more attention than it usually gets. Cleansing and treating the skin matter, but the product applied last is often what determines whether skin looks…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 8, 20260Comments

Skincare

7 simple sun safety habits for younger looking skin

Summer often brings long afternoons outdoors, trips to the beach and plenty of opportunities to soak up the sunshine. For some people, those warm weather moments also come with the goal of developing a tan. But while bronzed skin may be associated with summer, intentionally spending time in the sun to change your skin tone…

ByDorcas OnasaSeptember 5, 20260Comments

Beauty

How to get glowing skin without looking oily

Why dermatologists say the secret to radiant, dewy skin has nothing to do with piling on more product There's a fine line between skin that glows and skin that looks like it needs blotting paper every hour. For Black women and men especially, hitting that sweet spot can feel like a moving target — products…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 3, 20260Comments

Beauty

Why your skin looks gray instead of glowy?

Dullness, dryness and product buildup can dim even the most consistent routines — here's what's actually going on beneath the surface. That flat, ashy cast some people notice on their face — even after a full skincare routine — usually isn't random. It often points to a surface-level problem: dry, rough or uneven skin that…

ByDempsey May AyucoSeptember 1, 20260Comments

Skincare

Over 50 with a crepey neck? Experts reveal this fix

Dermatology insiders reveal the smart moves that keep crepey skin and stubborn lines in check. The neck rarely gets the same attention as the face in a skincare routine, yet it's often the first place age quietly shows up. Thinner skin, fewer oil glands and a near-constant range of motion make this area especially vulnerable…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 27, 20260Comments

Skincare

Black men are ditching harsh skincare for this approach

Dermatologists say gentler routines, not tougher products, may be the real answer for melanin-rich skin A quiet shift is taking hold in men's grooming aisles, and it has little to do with new packaging or celebrity endorsements. Dermatologists say the biggest skincare mistake among Black men isn't neglect — it's aggression. Harsh scrubs, over-exfoliation and…

ByDempsey May AyucoAugust 20, 20260Comments

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10 Anti-Aging secrets Dermatologists Wish You Knew Sooner

Sunscreen myths Black people have been told for too long

Dermatologist reveals 5 habits quietly wrecking your skin

Skin doctors keep pointing to one surprising food

Moisturizer switch that changes skin in a week

7 simple sun safety habits for younger looking skin

How to get glowing skin without looking oily

Why your skin looks gray instead of glowy?

Over 50 with a crepey neck? Experts reveal this fix

Black men are ditching harsh skincare for this approach

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