Traveling, however pleasant and exciting, can be really stressful for your skin because of dry air on the plane, a change of climate, a lack of sleep, jet lag, new cuisine, etc. All this stress can result in skin breakouts that are known as vacation acne or airplane acne. Here are a few tips for preventing blemishes and keeping your skin clear while traveling.

Friday night is the time to de-stress from the work week and relax with your friends, have a couple of drinks and maybe hit the dance floor. And there’s nothing wrong with this, but sometimes we lose control and party too hard even though we have plans for Saturday and won’t have enough time to recuperate. If you’ve had a few too many drinks on Friday and need to look presentable on Saturday, here are 5 tips to help your skin recover from a Friday night out.

Shiny skin is a common issue that people with oily or combination skin face on a daily basis. Contrary to a popular misconception, oily shine isn’t a deviation from norm or a skin condition; it is a sign that your skin is protected. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, sebum (skin oil) helps protect the skin from dehydration and prevents premature wrinkles. The key to keeping your skin looking good is to get rid of excess oil without stripping your skin of its natural protection. Here are a few tips that will help you prevent shiny skin.

If your skin get shiny halfway through the day, you often notice greasy stains on your phone screen having ended a call, your pores are clogged, and you suffer from blackheads and pimples, you most likely have oily skin. A lot of people with this skin type resort to excessive cleansing to control oily shine and balance their skin, but this approach never works. Here are 5 dos and don’ts of taking care of oily skin that will help you balance your skin and combat common oily skin problems.

There are two kinds of dry skin: naturally dry skin produces less oil than normal, whereas dehydrated skin has been stripped of moisture and oil by external factors, such as aggressive skincare products, dry air, etc. Regardless of the underlying cause of dry skin, it needs special care. Here are 5 dos and don’ts of taking care of dry skin.

There are plenty of articles online about taking care of dry or oily skin, but the thing is, most people actually have combination skin that is oily or prone to oiliness in the T-zone (nose and forehead) and dry or prone to dryness on the cheeks and cheekbones. Caring for this skin type may be tricky, but it’s quite manageable. Here are 5 dos and don’t of taking care of combination skin.

A lot of cosmetic ingredients might cause various kinds of allergic reactions, from slight irritation to atopic dermatitis. They’re not necessarily inherently harmful; it’s just that some people are more sensitive to certain ingredients than others. Here’s a list of potential allergens that you should be aware of if you have sensitive skin.

There’s a face mask for every skin type and concern, from dehydration to acne to premature aging. Some masks give the skin an immediate boost when you need to make yourself look presentable right now (for example, SOS masks that moisturize the skin in just 15 minutes), while others are designed for prolonged care (for instance, nighttime moisturizing masks for dehydrated skin). Here are 5 popular types of face masks that you should consider including in your skincare routine.

Clogged pores, blackheads, whiteheads, and acne are all common skin problems, especially in people with oily or combination skin. The good news is, you can get rid of them by using easily accessible products that you can find in your pantry or buy at the nearest store. DIY skin clearing masks are formulated with absorbent (cosmetic clay, charcoal), anti-inflammatory (essential oils, turmeric) and soothing (aloe vera, chamomile) ingredients that will quickly make your skin blemish-free and glowing with health. Check out these face mask recipes that your can try at home.

Some people have naturally dry skin, while others develop it from time to time because of cold weather, lack of hydration and other reasons. Regardless of the cause, dry and flaky skin needs moisturizing and soothing products to get back to normal. Check out these DIY face masks for dry skin that will actively hydrate your skin and give it a healthy and glowing complexion.

Common problems associated with oily skin include a greasy or shiny complexion, enlarged pores, clogged pores, blackheads, occasional or persistent pimples, and more. DIY face masks for oily skin with anti-inflammatory and absorbent ingredients, such as tea tree oil or cosmetic clay, may help you control these problems and keep your skin clear and healthy-looking. Check out these face mask recipes that you can try at home.

A lot of people think that dry skin is just a skin type and there’s little you can do about it, but it isn’t always so. In fact, skin dryness can be caused by various factors, both external and internal, and once you neutralize them, you may realize that you actually have normal skin. Here are some of the most common causes of dry skin (and a couple of tips on what to do about them).

The holidays are finally over, and it’s time to take on all those New Year’s resolutions you’ve made. And if you haven’t made any, there’s still time to make these resolutions and stick to them the whole year. For example, if you have ever felt that your hair needs some extra TLC, it’s time to switch up your hair care routine by making these New Year’s resolutions for better hair.

Every year we promise ourselves that we’ll do better next year: become more productive and organized, improve physical and mental well-being, take better care of finances, try to become more environmentally responsible, spend more time with family and friends, and so on and so forth. But have you ever thought about making New Year’s resolutions to achieve healthy-looking and glowing skin? Here’s our list of beauty resolutions you may want to make this year.

Wearing more makeup than you normally would (and being too tired to remove it before going to bed), indulging in greasy and sugary foods, drinking alcohol and partying all night long during the holiday season can really take a toll on your skin. Luckily, there are ways to reduce damage and prevent dry skin, under-eye circles and other skin issues. Here are a few tips that will help you get through the holiday season with as little damage to your complexion as possible.

The holiday season takes a toll on your skin; all the unhealthy food and alcohol you consume, staying up all night partying and stress (mostly positive, but it doesn’t make it any less, well, stressful) make it look dull and tired. To restore its healthy complexion and glow you need to detox your skin as soon as the holiday season is over. Here are a few tips for detoxing your skin after the holidays.

Dull skin can be caused by a variety of factors, including dead skin cell buildup caused by lack of exfoliation, aging, dryness, stress, not removing makeup before bed, lack of sleep, wrong skincare products, and more. To brighten up your complexion, you need to remove these factors or at least minimize their influence (because, unfortunately, nothing can stop skin aging), as well as give your skin a boost with serums or face masks. Here are 5 DIY face mask recipes for dull skin that may come in handy.

Green tea infusion and matcha (green tea powder) are excellent skincare ingredients because of green tea’s high content of antioxidants and other biologically active substances. There are a lot of DIY skincare products you can make using green tea, ranging from facial toners to facial scrubs to face washes. Check out these easy recipes you can try at home.

Green tea (also referred to as matcha tea when in powder form) is believed to have significant health benefits, and many people drink it exactly for this reason. But if you’re not a fan of drinking green tea, that’s okay; you still can benefit from it by using its infusion to take care of your skin. Here are 5 awesome skin benefits of green tea that you might not know about.

Each essential oil has a unique smell, aromatherapeutic properties and health benefits. Some oils complement each other perfectly when combined, while others clash, leading to headaches and other side effects. That’s why it is important to know which oils work well together and which don’t. Here’s our list of the best essential oil combinations whose positive effect on human psycho-emotional state has been proven by many people’s experience.

Apple cider vinegar (ACV) has an impressive range of skin benefits: it helps maintain the skin’s pH level, normalizes sebum secretion, prevents acne breakouts, evens out skin tone, and more. No wonder it is a popular ingredient in homemade skincare products. Check out these DIY facial products with ACV that can turn out a great addition to your skincare routine, especially if you have oily, combination or problem skin.

Apple cider vinegar has many culinary uses because a lot of people prefer its taste to that of white vinegar. In addition, it has a history of use in traditional medicine as well as in skin and hair care. In this article, we’ll tell you about the main skin benefits of apple cider vinegar and how to use it safely to prevent skin damage.