Skin Care


A woman with light-brown skin smiles widely. She has curly hair.

Unilever removing “normal” from skincare labels is going to drastically change our inclusive view of beauty – for the better

Valeria Di Muzio
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I discovered the double cleansing method and I never looked back

Tatayana Allen
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7 up and coming Black owned skincare brands to keep an eye out for

Ebony Purks

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My holidays are filled with pumpkin spice cookies and skincare

Talia Basma
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I used a knockoff LA Girl primer and it was not a good idea

Luale Monze
A woman laying down with a bundle of grapes in her hands with apples and pears laying beside her.

Did women in Ancient Greece have a skincare routine?

Tatayana Allen

A woman looks into a mirror. as she carefully applies moisturizer onto her face.

15 skincare brands that won’t burn a hole in your pocket

Tayyaba Rehman
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Getting clear skin wasn’t worth the drastic measures I took

Amal Als
A woman lying down with her eyes closed, while another woman threads her eyebrow.

Quarantine made me realize I don’t need to go through the painful process of waxing

Izza Malik

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The 65 best Black-owned beauty brands to support now and forever

Kajal Premnath
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My acne acts up when I’m really stressed — and I’m really stressed right now

Vanessa Montalbano
Three girls are standing next to each other and smiling, with face masks and eye- masks on their faces.

5 skincare misconceptions, debunked

Sahar Arshad