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A: Instead of a shower, take a lukewarm bath and add oatmeal or baking soda. Reapply your moisturizer frequently, not just when you find yourself drying out. And try to stick to softer fabrics like cotton next to your skin; rougher fabric like wool can be itchy and abrasive.
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A: While skimming the back of bottles, WebMD suggests you look for the following ingredients that boost your skin’s ability to lock in hydration: ceramides, dimethicone, hyaluronic acid, glycerine, lanolin, mineral oil and petroleum jelly.
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A: Yes, even our rough and tough men need skin care regimens, too, dermatologist Doris Day tells WebMD. She said men should cleanse morning and night, use sunscreen every day (even in winter) and exfoliate weekly.
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A: Even if your goal this year is long, flowing locks, give your hair a boost by getting a trim. Let your stylist know that you only want to take off from half an inch to an inch, so you can keep encouraging new growth while getting rid of those dead ends. Aim for a trim about every six weeks.
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A: You can still shower every day, but instead of shampooing, just use a dollop of conditioner and rinse your hair. You’ll be gently cleansing and adding moisture instead of stripping your locks.
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A: Absolutely! Massage oils are moisturizing to your skin and prevent irritation or friction during a massage. Try a vegetable-based oil like almond oil that doesn’t have a strong scent. Then, if you want, include drops of relaxing essential oils, like lavender, for fragrance.
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Many guys fearlessly face the fierce winter weather – but forget the impact that it can have on hair and skin. Here are some special cold-weather beauty tips – so he can maintain a handsome look this winter.
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Looking for the latest in fashion and beauty trends, skincare solutions, cosmetics and natural products? Our updated list of 100 beauty blogs covers everything you need to know to guide you through a gorgeous year, including tips on fragrances, nail trends, hair and fashion.
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This year, resolve to perk up a boring beauty routine and update your look. From faking a glowing complexion to achieving softer, healthier hair, read on for some simple tips to revamp your daily beauty habits.
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Just because colder weather is here doesn’t mean you have to settle for a dull complexion and tight, flaky skin. Just a few simple adjustments to your beauty habits can make all the difference in the world. Here’s a list of winter beauty and early-spring must-haves to keep your skin bright and fresh right into the warmer weather.
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Is your chaotic work schedule making you crazy? Then chances are, it’s probably a challenge to let yourself relax and get the beauty rest you need. Try these tips to improve your sleep routine and learn to manage office-related stress for healthier skin that looks and feels great.
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Skincare Calendar
Skincare & Beauty Calendar: Twelve-Month Guide to Complete Skin Transformation
A new year means a brand new opportunity to improve the health and appearance of your skin — and we’re here to help. Join us on our 12-month journey toward a transformed skin care routine. Here’s the step-by-step plan for the best skin of your life.
January: Re-evaluate your skin care needs. As the New Year begins, take some time to examine your skin. Is your skin drier than it used to be? Is it rougher? Does it look and feel oilier? Does it seem more sensitive? Do you notice any signs of sun damage? Then, make a list of short-term and long-term goals you’d like to achieve with your skin care routine.
February: Update your arsenal. Go through your whole beauty stash — including cosmetics, skin care formulas and hair products. Toss items that are expired or outdated as they may no longer work — and in some situations can even compromise your health. Then, write out a shopping list to update your arsenal.
March: Schedule an appointment with a dermatologist. When it comes to effective skin care, regardless of age or skin type, there’s much to be gained from a short sit-down with a dermatologist. In just a quick visit, he or she can provide essential information about the condition of your skin and recommendations to improve your regimen.
April: Experience a new way to pamper. Like anything in life, it’s more fun to change habits when there’s a reward involved. Take this month to find an enjoyable way to pamper and indulge yourself — while improving your skin at the same time. It could be as extravagant as a day at the spa or as simple as an at-home facial.
May: Skin Cancer Awareness month — have a professional check your skin. Whether you tan or burn in seconds, it’s essential to shield skin from skin cancer. In fact, diagnoses are growing among younger age groups and dark-skinned ethnicities. Even if you already use a daily moisturizer with SPF and avoid tanning beds, schedule an annual skin cancer screening with a professional. Your dermatologist can keep an eye on any unusual changes in your skin and let you know what to look for at home.
June: Assess your summer skin care. As summer arrives, we’re often too busy updating our warm weather wardrobe and hitting the beach to worry about skin care. But by summerizing your skin care routine, you’ll ensure a healthy, gorgeous look that lasts long after your bikini is put away for the fall. From self-bronzers and sunscreen to SPF hair sprays and hydrating creams, discover how to re-invent your summer skin care routine.
July: Evaluate your progress. After six months, it’s time to revisit your skin care goals and evaluate your progress. Have your immediate skin care problems like acne or dryness improved? What about your long-term goals? Take this opportunity to revise — or rev up — your skin care goals.
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