Hormones, health, hygiene and genetics are all factors known to affect your skin health, but another key element is often ignored—where you live. Without realizing it, where you live in the USA ...

Skin cancer -- abnormal cell changes in the outer layer of skin -- is by far the most common cancer in the world. When it comes to your health and skin cancer, it's a good idea to be proactive ...

Learning how to layer skincare products is essential to get an effective routine for skin treatment. The key to achieving ...

The main ingredient here is moisture-promoting hyaluronic acid, which dermatologist Joshua Zeichner describes as a “sponge to pull water into the outer skin layer to hydrate and plump and even ...

Echinoderm means “spiny skin” in Greek. Echinoderms are found in ocean ecosystems worldwide, from rocky shores to the deep sea. Animals in this phylum are characterized by radial symmetry as ...

The technology has advanced so that they can target and remove specific colors and structures -- a blood vessel, a pigmented cell, or a layer of [skin] -- and leave everything around it ...

A thin layer is enough to fill wrinkles and fine lines and blur pores for picture-perfect skin. An Amazon reviewer says: “Been using this off and on for years. It is amazing. I was in a car ...

Chafing is a friction-induced skin injury where the outer layer of skin (the epidermis) is rubbed, creating microscopic tears. This exposes the layer of skin below (the dermis), which becomes red ...

The team, led by Professor Shoji Takeuchi, took their inspiration from human skin ligaments, and used special perforations in a robot face to help a layer of skin take hold. The team attached ...

“In skincare, it works by attracting water from the air and from the deeper layers of the skin. It is a colourless and odourless substance originating from vegetable oils and animal fats or it ...

but I never do because I often find that slathering on layer after layer of a formula makes my skin feel greasy or heavy," he says. "Not with this one, which glides on and leaves behind the ...