Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. Contrary to popular belief, bacteria is actually good for your skin.

Throughout her decade thus far in the industry Kate Dee, MD, of Glow Medispa, has seen firsthand how science and skin care can work together in positive and powerful ways. A science-based approach to ...

Contrary to popular belief, bacteria is actually good for your skin. It helps make up the skin’s microbiome, which sits above your skin’s moisture barrier and plays a critical role in protecting skin ...

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In the ever-evolving world of skincare, Korean beauty rituals continue to set global trends. One such practice that has ...

One of the biggest trends that will dominate skin care in 2026 are biomimetic ingredients (ingredients that mimic the substances that naturally occur in our skin and body), PDRN products, and products ...

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