Black Skincare
Ashy Skin Is Highly Treatable
Dry skin can reveal itself in many ways. Those with darker skin tones may describe their skin as gray or ashy. Although this skin condition is often more noticeable on darker skin, it can affect anyone. Ashy skin is a highly treatable skin condition that can be addressed and managed by a skincare professional. As…
Read MoreThree Things to Know About Pesky Razor Bumps
Women and men both suffer from irritation after shaving. Unfortunately, some people experience extreme reactions that can appear as acne or a rash that is itchy and sometimes painful. Razor bumps are incredibly common, and those with coarse and curly hair typically experience this condition more often. Dermatologists find it is a skin condition that…
Read MoreSocial Media Redefines Beauty and Boosts Popularity of Plus Size Models and All Skin Types
Some say social media is divisive, but can’t it also be accepting and supporting more diverse societal norms when it comes to what beauty really looks like? Thanks to social media platforms, beauty is now more broadly defined and becoming more culturally accepted to include men and women of different sizes and skin tones.
Read MoreDermatologists Help Vitiligo Patients Triumph
Seemingly affecting only a small group, at 1% of people, vitiligo is a skin condition where patches appear as areas of the skin losing pigmentation. Although vitiligo does not discriminate against those it affects, it is more noticeable in darker skin tones. Those who have vitiligo can suffer great stress psychologically, and some remove themselves…
Read MoreAddressing Dry and Ashy Skin Before Summer
That’s right. Summer is coming! The kids will be out of school, and the vacation planning begins. Many have every intention of having their skin “summer-ready.” Still, the days pass, summer comes and goes, and people ultimately cover up instead of showing off their natural beauty. It is not too late to address dry and…
Read MoreWhat Is Skincare Layering?
Although used for decades in Asia, skin layering is reasonably new to Americans. Skincare layering was introduced in 1968 when Clinique was the first on the main beauty scene as they presented a practical three-step line of skincare products. Americans embraced the routine and welcomed a multi-step process to achieve beautiful skin. The steps increased…
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