Posts in Skincare Facts
All About Sunscreens PLUS 13 Sunscreens for Dark Skin

Black Women often complain that sunscreen leaves a gray to whitish cast on the skin. That might have been a valid complaint and a reason to skip sunscreen 15 years ago. In today's beauty world, that excuse is entirely invalid. Especially when you have a brand like Black Girl Sunscreen — a company whose very name takes all the guesswork out of choosing a sunscreen for dark skin.

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Is The Blue Light From Phones and Computers Damaging Your Skin and Eyes?

How much has your screen time increased since you've been social distancing? If you are anything like most of us actively trying to "flatten the curve," you've probably increased by double digits. One potential beauty-related downside of all that screen time is the exposure to blue light. Here’s what you need to know.

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It's National Botox Day -- Here's What Women of Color Need to Know About Botox

Black skin is typically slower to show the classic signs of premature aging. This might begin to explain why Women of Color don’t request Botox as often as their less melanin-rich counterparts. In celebration of the first National Botox Day, November 20, we're exploring Botox and how it's perceived and used by Women of Color.

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All About Eyes - What Causes Dark Circles and How to Treat Them

While you will need an ophthalmologist to ensure your vision is in tip-top shape, I've asked leading dermatologists and plastic surgeons, Dr. Michael H. Gold and Dr. Ulysses H. Scarpidis, to help me to provide you with all the information you need to treat your under eye dark circles like a boss!

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At Home Exfoliation: Everything You Need to Know to Achieve Flawless Skin

Unlike fine wine, skin doesn't get better with age. Exfoliation to the rescue! Learn all about exfoliation, from physical and chemical exfoliants to exfoliants for sensitive and acne prone skin. We’ll also share product recommendations to help you achieve clear, even-tone complexion.

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