[ad_1] If you haven’t seen White Lotus already, you surely know somebody that has. The second installment of the series was an instant obsession for plenty of folks (myself included), much thanks to Meghann Fahy’s turn as the multi-layered and cynically hilarious Daphne Sullivan Of course, this star-making role wasn’t her first. You may also … Read more
[ad_1] Practicing smart sun takes a well-rounded, nuanced approach. To start, it means you should be mindful of the time you do spend in the sun. Applying SPF is not an excuse to sunbathe for sport. While we believe spending time outdoors is important for your overall health, treating a tanning session like you’re training … Read more
[ad_1] Here’s the thing: Some people already apply a gentle (emphasis on gentle) retinol around their lips. “If you can tolerate a retinoid in that area, this will help with very superficial fine lines and wrinkles by blending and thickening the skin,” Rachel Westbay, M.D., board-certified dermatologist at Marmur Medical, tells mbg about lip lines. … Read more
[ad_1] For those with thin, sparse brows, eyebrow tinting can be a game-changer: “It maximizes your brow potential by making every hair count,” brow expert Joey Healy says about the service. Meaning, those light, baby hairs above your brows you never really knew existed finally show up to the party, making your arches way more … Read more
[ad_1] The first of many Brazilian beauty lessons: Nourishing the body is an act of self-love. So often, we smear on moisturizer for appearances (and just on the skin that shows). But what if we gave our body the head-to-toe TLC it deserves? In her art of self-massage workshop, Dr. Jacqueline Tibbett reminded us that … Read more
[ad_1] Are ceramide supplements a cure for eczema? No. However, they can be helpful to encourage more hydrated skin from within. See, everyone has ceramides naturally, but not everyone has the same amount. And without ceramides, your skin barrier will become compromised. “Skin with inadequate skin barrier functions like eczema and atopic dermatitis have low … Read more
[ad_1] Crepey skin—or delicate skin with fine lines resembling crepe paper—is caused by the thinning of the skin with age. We can credit collagen and elastin decline to its appearance, as well as lack of moisture. One of the most common areas folks experience crepey skin is on the backs of their hands. One of … Read more
[ad_1] As we age, our skin changes. This is a reality of life—it’s natural, normal, and not to be ashamed of. One of those changes that folks often see is sagging skin. Sagging skin is the result of gravity pulling our skin downward, and is caused by the loss of collagen, elastin, and fat. It’s … Read more
[ad_1] The product I swear by: The mindbodygreen body cream. This rich formula has surpassed my expectations for what a body product could do. Not only does it feel divine when I apply it to my skin, but it actually revives the dryness within hours. Whenever I use a body scrub, retinol serum, or a … Read more
[ad_1] To help deflate the skin in a pinch, many reach for eye masks or patches: These serum-soaked swishes hydrate and cool the area, and many are infused with vasoconstrictors (like caffeine and green tea) that constrict blood vessels and dial down inflammation. Plus, “The pressure from the patches decreases the amount of space fluid … Read more
