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  • Boy in pool with allergy
    healthyNick

    You May Be Allergic To Water If This Happens To You

    The average human is made up of 60% water. It's essential for your body to function properly, but did you know that some people have a skin allergy to water?

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  • Older woman looking at her skin in the mirror
    Lisabeth Fauble

    This Is How Long It Takes For Retinol To Start Working

    Retinol is one of the most effective over-the-counter skincare products. In order for retinol to start working, there are a few things to factor in.

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  • Foot blister
    Erin Marie

    Here's What You Should Know About Friction Blisters

    While unpleasant, friction blisters are the body's way of protecting deeper layers of the skin after the outermost skin layer has been damaged by friction.

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  • Person with acne on face
    Amanda Vining

    The Unexpected Connection Between Gluten And Acne

    Some people claim that going gluten-free has helped them rid their skin of acne. Altering the foods you eat can be a holistic way to mitigate acne.

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  • Woman with acne on face
    Amanda Vining

    How To Treat Painful Nodular Acne

    The term "nodular acne" is often mistakenly used interchangeably with cystic acne, but they are in fact two different skin conditions.

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  • Smooth skin in the pubic region
    Angela Todd

    Things You Should Never Do After Getting A Brazilian Wax

    Setting your first waxing appointment can be a bit scary, especially if you've never had a Brazilian wax before. Learn what to expect at your next appointment.

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  • Kim Kardashian
    Kimberly Smith

    Morpheus Laser Treatment: What To Know About Kim Kardashian's Secret To A Perfect Stomach

    Kim Kardashian has gone viral more than once in regard to her figure. Recently she's opened up about her secret to a perfect stomach: Morpheus laser treatment.

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  • coffee and skin health
    Joanna Marie

    Is Coffee Bad For Your Skin?

    In terms of coffee, you might have heard that an excessive consumption habit may increase your susceptibility to various skin disorders.

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  • young woman touching face looking in mirror
    Brynna Standen

    What's The Difference Between Dehydrated And Dry Skin?

    When our skin feels rough, we might describe it as dry or dehydrated. But dry skin and dehydrated skin are two different conditions with two different causes.

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  • Elderly person scratching legs
    Ruth Clark

    What You Need To Know About Cellulitis If You Have Eczema

    Eczema and cellulitis are two different skin conditions. However, if you currently have eczema, it's best to be aware of cellulitis as well.

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  • breastfeeding mom
    Melissa Willets

    Motherlove CEO Silencia Cox Talks Challenges And National Breastfeeding Week - Exclusive Interview

    Silencia Cox wants all breastfeeding mothers to feel as comfortable as possible. She spoke to Health Digest ahead of National Breastfeeding Week.

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  • a young woman getting botox injections
    Brynna Standen

    Tips To Make Your Botox Treatments Last Longer

    When you're using it cosmetically, there are some things you can do to extend the life of your Botox results. Here are some tips to keep in mind.

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  • sebaceous cyst on neck
    Angela Todd

    Why You Should Never Pop A Sebaceous Cyst At Home

    Sebaceous cysts can be unsightly and obnoxious, but even so, you shouldn't try removing them yourself. Discover why you should never pop a cyst at home.

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  • Woman examining wrinkles
    Erin Marie

    Will Botox Actually Increase Your Wrinkles After It Wears Off?

    Botox injections can be used to treat a wide range of health conditions from migraines, to foot pain, eyelid muscle spasms, and digestive problems.

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  • man with skin crawling sensation
    healthyNick

    If Your Skin Feels Like It Is Crawling You May Have This Rare Condition

    If your skin is crawling, itching, or burning and has fibers sticking out of it, it could be a sign that you have this rare medical condition.

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  • Women using pore vacuum
    Catherine Caruso

    How To Properly Use A Pore Vacuum

    A pore vacuum is a device designed to unclog your pores by sucking dirt, bacteria, dead skin cells, and excess oil from your skin, but how do you use it?

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  • Demodex under microscope
    Amanda Vining

    Scientists Say These Creepy Creatures Are Colonizing Your Face

    Researchers have discovered that almost everyone has this microscopic creature living and thriving on their face. But is it dangerous?

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  • man with vitiligo
    Robin Rothstein

    A Common Type Of Vitiligo Has A Promising New At-Home Therapy

    The FDA has just approved a new topical cream for treating vitiligo. Here's what to know, including what to expect and how much it costs.

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  • blistering sunburn
    Lauren Cahn

    Is It Normal To Get Blisters After A Sunburn?

    Any sunburn is bad enough, but in some cases, you may notice blisters starting to form on the burned area of the skin. Is this normal, or cause for concern?

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  • Skin tags
    Erin Marie

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Removing A Skin Tag At Home

    Unlike popping a pimple, skin tags are a bit more delicate. If you're considering at-home removal of a skin tag, there are risks to be aware of before doing so.

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  • Clock next to rubber duck
    Erin Marie

    What Happens To Your Body When You Stay In The Bath For Too Long

    A hot bubble bath can feel great, but it's possible to have too much of a good thing. Learn how long is too long to spend in the tub, and what to do instead.

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  • Black woman applying eye cream
    Catherine Caruso

    This Is The Most Important Place To Use Eye Cream And You're Probably Missing It

    Contrary to popular belief, eye cream isn't just for older people, and there's one important place you should be putting your eye cream but probably aren't.

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  • smiling woman at beach deck
    Sandy Masinter

    What Happens To Your Body When You Go Tanning Every Day

    Many of us feel naturally drawn to the sun. But what happens to your body when you go tanning every day? Let's take a look at the good and the bad.

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  • Woman looking at acne
    Isabel Cohen

    Is It Safe To Drink Alcohol While On Accutane?

    Accutane essentially works by ceasing oil production in the glands of the skin. When taken in large doses, this can cause a few unpleasant side effects.

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  • Woman getting light therapy
    Catherine Caruso

    What To Expect When Getting Light Therapy For Acne

    Light therapy is a type of acne treatment that involves using artificial light to treat breakouts on a cellular level, but does it really work?

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  • Woman with reddened facial skin
    Catherine Caruso

    Are Chemical Peels Good For People With Rosacea?

    Rosacea can be managed with a variety of different treatments. But how do chemical peels affect rosacea, and when should you check with your dermatologist?

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  • Woman applying oil to face
    Niko Vercelletto

    Why You Should Add Primrose Oil Into Your Skincare Routine

    Primrose oil is a botanical oil with many beauty benefits, and it's been used since the 1600s. Learn why you may want to add it to your skincare routine.

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