Dermaplaning is Trending, But Is It For Everyone?

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If you have scrolled any social media apps lately, you have likely seen at least one advertisement for sonic dermaplaning. Dermaplaning, which used to be reserved for professionally trained dermatologists, is now being offered by several companies for at-home use. However, this is a professional service, and getting it done at a dermatologist’s office will yield different results than an at-home attempt.

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Post-Halloween Makeup Treats for Your Skin

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Instead of just tricks this Halloween, take care of your skin with some treats. Staying hydrated through the night, washing your face before bedtime, and getting a solid night’s rest will do wonders for your skin. Want more advice on post-Halloween skincare tips or have other skincare concerns? Dr. Sherrie Straughn of Buckhead Dermatology would love to help!

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Skincare Trends Continuing to Evolve in 2024

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The skincare industry is continually evolving. As people’s needs and trends change, skincare and beauty companies are under pressure to continue providing innovative, excellent, and effective skincare solutions. The way a person feels when their skin looks and feels healthy is hard to place a value on, and that is likely why these 2024 trends will continue to encourage eager consumers to seek effective products at prices that make it worth the investment.

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Zero Waste Skincare: Eco-friendly Skincare Routines and Products

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As the world strives for sustainable living in many areas, why not include an eco-friendly, waste free skincare routine? The beauty landscape continues to evolve, and now, product developers and marketing teams pride themselves on their progressive eco-conscious, recyclable, biodegradable, and refillable packaging. In 2025, customers are likely to see even more steps towards eco-friendly beauty products and packaging.

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Can Anger and Stress Speed Up the Aging Process?

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Starting in adulthood, our skin cells change gradually due to cell damage and molecule buildup. Research shows that prolonged stress and feelings of anger create environments that can increase and speed up the signs of aging. Learning to manage stress triggers in life, regular visits to the doctor and connecting with a reputable dermatologist can help keep skin healthy.

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Dermatographia: Facts About a Common Skin Condition

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Dermatographia is also called skin writing and affects 5% of the general population. The raised marks can become more irritated with continued friction and pressure. Although the exact cause is unknown, there are several schools of thought, and it can easily be diagnosed and treated by a licensed dermatologist.

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