"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Even though I don’t use pore strips anymore (I’m more of a chemical exfoliant kind of girl these days ...

You’re standing in the skincare aisle staring at rows of clay masks and enzyme peels, wondering which one will finally solve your skin problems. Both promise to transform your complexion, but they ...

The F.D.A. recommends against using the skin care products without professional supervision. Experts explain the risks. By Katie Mogg When Laura Messina, 43, wanted to lighten the dark spots under her ...

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There are several types of chemical peels, each with their own healing process. Depending on the type of peel you get, it could be several weeks before you see results. As the name suggests, chemical ...

If you've ever been hesitant to reach for a chemical exfoliant to help fade unwanted hyperpigmentation, there's a good reason. "In general, chemical peels are intentionally irritating and not ...

It’s a fitting “lunchtime” treatment for teens to seniors, though those who are older may need a gentler touch due to thinner skin, and requires little downtime — but caution is still needed, as ...

One woman shares her experience of an at-home peel gone wrong. — -- Chrissy Dixon describes herself as having “some skin issues,” including “fine lines, large pores and dark spots.” To address ...

If you've got rosacea, then you likely know that one of the last things you should do when it comes to skin care is overexfoliate. Since rosacea is a chronic inflammatory condition that results in a ...

A chemical peel involves the application of a solution of chemicals to the skin. People often use chemical peels to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, scars, and other blemishes on the skin. Freckles ...