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The Best Facial Treatments

The pursuit of a smooth, youthful complexion extends beyond the products we apply at home, embracing the strategic realm of professional facial treatm... Learn more

Protecting Your Skin

Protect your skin from the sun every day. Whether spending a day at the beach or running errands, sun protection is essential. You can protect your sk... Learn more

How to Reduce Wrinkles

1. Avoid the sun. It's the No. 1 cause of wrinkles, with dozens of studies documenting the impact. In one study that looked at identical twins, New Yo... Learn more

Top Body Treatments

While our faces often receive the lion's share of attention in anti-aging regimens, the skin on our body is equally susceptible to the forces of time ... Learn more

Preventing Chest Wrinkles

The décolletage, or chest area, is a canvas that often reveals the first telling signs of aging, yet it remains frequently overlooked in daily skinca... Learn more

Stopping Ear Wrinkles

While often overlooked in our skincare rituals, the ears are just as susceptible to the visible signs of aging as the face, making their protection a ... Learn more

Ending Eye Wrinkles

The skin surrounding the eyes is a universe unto itself, distinct in its delicacy and vulnerability. It is the thinnest skin on the body, devoid of ro... Learn more

Picking the Right Mask

The quest to prevent wrinkles encompasses a wide array of serums and creams, yet the strategic incorporation of facial masks can provide a powerful, c... Learn more

Combating Mouth Wrinkles

The area surrounding the mouth is a complex landscape of constant movement and expression, making it uniquely vulnerable to the early signs of aging. ... Learn more

Frequently asked questions

Get the answers from the best beauty experts in the business.

Your hands, used correctly. Applying products with gentle, upward motions and using your ring finger for the delicate eye area prevents tugging and pulling that can contribute to skin stretching over time.

Sleeping on your side or stomach can cause creases and "sleep lines" on the neck. Try to sleep on your back, and use a silk or satin pillowcase to reduce friction.

Use gentle, upward sweeping motions when applying serums and moisturizers. This technique helps support the skin's natural contour and avoids dragging it downward.

Use a balanced moisturizer with humectants (e.g., hyaluronic acid) and barrier-supporting ingredients (e.g., ceramides) to maintain hydration and resilience.

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