The Value of Sunscreen in Skincare
Sunscreen isn't categorized as "skincare" but it is the most effective product in terms of anti-aging. Advice on what to look for in protecting your skin.
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Skin Care & Beauty
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All about skincare and beauty. Products, tips and tricks, as well as damage control techniques to help you get by.
Fighting Body Odor
Gendered deodorants, and the aluminum controversy. What's true and what's false when it comes to body odor.
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Skin Care Throughout History
Sunscreens, moisturizers, and cleansers form the basic blocks of skincare. A deep dive into what they do from a historical perspective.
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Maskne: Masks and Acne
Dubbed maskne, the use of masks can trigger acne in some people. We can help you mitigate this problem, and help you choose better masks.
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Four Crowdfunded Beauty Products
Crowdfunding showcases the bleeding edge of arts, crafts, and products. A review of four interesting products to come from the beauty sector.
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Hair Removal Options
Dermletter report cards for hair removal. Time required, effectiveness, cost, and risk are the criteria for which we judge the various options.
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Sun Safety for Outdoor Working Environments
If you work outdoors, skin cancer might sound like an inevitable risk that you have to accept due to sun exposure, but it doesn’t have to be. Being knowledgeable and taking appropriate precautions can help reduce your risk, not just from skin cancer, but other risks associated with sun exposure.
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Blister Management
Blisters are one of the most common minor injuries. As we start taking hiking trips, it's good to know how to prevent, and manage blisters.
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The Cost of Cosmetic Procedures
Finally, if it's your first time with a cosmetic procedure, it's likely a big decision, even if it's a quick filler injection. Give yourself some time.
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Bed Bugs, What to Look for and Prevention
Good night, sleep tight and don’t let the bedbugs bite. You wake up with a trail of red rashes on your body, bad right? Worse, maybe you wake up fine. Then you get back from your road trip and find that you’ve invited vampiric insects into your own bed, and now have nested comfortably. How do you deal with this?
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