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Skincare tips & advice

If you follow the latest skincare trends, you may have come across TikTok influencers claiming that skipping facial cleanser in the A.M. improved their skin. But is there actually any truth to this claim? Here’s what you should know when it comes to whether or not you should wash your face in the morning.

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<p>Exfoliating facial cleansers provide your skin with two important benefits: cleansing and exfoliation. Here, discover our best exfoliating face washes, their benefits, and how to include these products in your skincare routine for healthy-looking skin.</p>

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<p>When choosing a face wash for dry skin it’s essential to understand your skin’s needs. From there, it’s important to choose a formula that is designed for dry skin and to know the beneficial ingredients to look for in order to optimize the appearance of your skin.</p>

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<p><a href="/skincare/cleansers/facial-cleansers">Facial cleanser</a> is a skincare staple, but what’s the best face wash for men? The answer depends on your skin type and any other skin concerns you may have. Once you know your skin type, it’s easy to select the proper cleanser that effectively removes dirt, oil and sweat without leaving the skin feeling stripped.</p>

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<p>Oily skin is easy to identify, and the signs include enlarged pores, blackheads and unwanted shine. A facial wash for oily skin can go a long way for removing sebum, and the proper ingredients can help keep it feeling balanced, minimize blemishes and help keep the skin looking and feeling its best. </p>

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<p>Sensitive skin can react to a variety of factors including skincare, but the proper cleanser can help keep redness, burning and stinging at bay. When choosing a cleanser for sensitive skin, it’s important to understand your skin’s needs, as well as additional beneficial ingredients to keep an eye out for.</p>

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<p><a href="/en/skincare/combination-skin">Combination skin</a> is a type of skin that is dry in some areas and oily in others. In many cases, people with combination skin struggle to balance an oily T-zone (nose, chin and forehead) with dry skin on other areas of the face. To address these opposing forces, it helps to have a skincare routine that cleanses the excess oil without stripping the skin, while also hydrating the areas in need.</p>

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<p>Whether it's on the face, hands, feet or body, dry skin can appear seasonally or year-round. It's important to understand how to avoid the flaking, itching, burning and discomfort that can happen as a result of dry skin – read on to learn more.</p>

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<p>Whether it's on the face, hands, feet or body, dry skin can appear seasonally or year-round. It's important to understand how to avoid the flaking, itching, burning and discomfort that can happen as a result of dry skin – read on to learn more.</p>

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While wearing a protective mask is critical to help stop the spread of Covid-19,¹ their prolonged use can cause an increase in skin problems.²

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As children grow and hormone levels rise, the teenage body reacts to change – and so does the skin. One common occurrence is acne. While acne can happen at any stage of life, it usually begins around the teenage years, with about 85 percent of people ages 12-24 experiencing at least minor acne.¹ Though everyone may have an occasional pimple or two, acne can be a chronic condition that goes far beyond that – characterized by multiple whiteheads, blackheads, pimples or even painful cysts.² Following a proper skincare routine can help teens keep their skin clear.

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<p>All skin types can benefit from daily cleansing and moisturizing, but different skin types¹, which include oily, dry, normal, combination and sensitive skin, have different needs—which is why understanding your skin type is the first step in caring for it. But how do you know what type of skin you have? The answer can be found through simple observation. </p>