Do you struggle with dark marks on your face?  My right cheek is discolored from years of breakouts.  Here’s how I’m treating my hyperpigmentation.

Our skincare obsession has created so many pricey serums, creams, and tonics.  But few have the cult-like following of SK-II, a Cate Blanchett-repped Japanese skincare potion.  So is it worth the price?

One of the unfortunate side-effects of having acne for 24 years is hyperpigmentation.  But how do you treat those terrible dark spots?

Every September, I run into the same problem: The skin on my body dries out, and becomes an itchy mess.  No amount of moisturizer can fix it.  No gentle shower gel can minimize it.  And the itching, oh the itching.

Summer weather got you feeling a bit oily?  Me too.  But thanks to this new mask, my skin is less oily, clearer, softer and brighter.

A few weeks ago, I posted my nighttime skincare routine.  With just three products, this is a significantly pared down routine from the lengthy regimen’s outlined in some glossy magazines.  My daytime routine is a bit more involved; it contains four products. Here’s the skincare regimen that gets my skin off to a fresh start.

Yesterday, I was getting ready to leave when I realized that I hadn’t put on makeup.  I looked back in the mirror, and for the first time in almost three years, the acne on my right cheek was completely gone.  Not one lump, not one bump, and no redness.

I’m getting older.  36, woof.  Most days, I struggle with it.  After the past week, it feels like a privilege.  But that doesn’t mean having acne and grey hair at the same time isn’t annoying.  Recently, I found a face wash that’s easy on my late-thirties skin.

Summer, a time when our skin sees the sun for the first time in months, and most of us want it to be in good shape.  But what do you do when you can’t reach certain parts of it?  For everyone who has backless, strappy, or halter summer dresses they want to wear, this post […]