Tag: skincare advice

Being at home 24/7, some form of restlessness is bound to kick in. Netflix binges until 3 a.m. may begin to look more and more appetizing, and the 12:30 p.m. breakfast the next day might just appear to be the new normal.

Your 30s is the time when you'll start to notice many changes in your skin. While they're completely normal, it's good to take the initiative to take extra care of yourself. In an interview, Dr. Kaycee Reyes of Luminisce Holistic Skin Innovations shares the simplest yet the most often-forgotten secret to maintaining

If you love the cute characters of BT21 and you're also a big K-beauty fan, then Innisfree's new collab is definitely something you NEED this July! The Korean beauty brand revealed a limited edition Super Volcanic Clay Mousse Mask, Super Volcanic Pore Clay Mask

Thanks to concealer, hiding a serious case of panda eyes is fast and easy. The right one can have you looking like you slept all week. However, if you're on a mission to skip concealer forever, you probably need to get some

Holding on to the bouncy skin from your youth is all about prevention. Instead of smoothing out those lines later,  adopt habits that could help you slow down your complexion clock as early as now—we swear you'll thank yourself later. For tips

While we agree that leaving your breakouts alone (A.K.A. not touching them) is great advice, the existence of acne patches proves that we can all do better than nothing. These face stickers go directly on top of an active or freshly-popped pimple

Your road to youth starts with the best base—your skin. Ahead, three skin experts weigh in on the signs of aging and the things that can come to your rescue."For the face, early signs are sun spots or melasma (small patches of

An oily skin type is a tricky one to deal with. There are too many skincare myths out there that can make the matters worse instead of helping you balance your sebum production. Perhaps the most misunderstood concept is hydration—some think it's

In an interview during Cosmopolitan Beauty Block 2018, Female Network sat down with beauty expert Dr. Vicki Belo to know what skincare habits need to change once you hit your 30s.Her advice sounds simple, and very familiar to anyone who's been making

When Sarah Lahbati first started show biz, she didn't care much about skincare. "I thought makeup will make me look good," she admits. Being able to rely on makeup to hide every blemish or imperfection made her constantly depend on using foundation and concealer.

If you're doing serum research, it's inevitable that you come across products that already have a cult following. The abundance of rave reviews might even convince you to try them, because if so many people love it that much, why won't you?

At 49, Alice Dixson looks practically almost the same as she did in the '80s. Her secret? A positive attitude and, of course, proper skincare. Because while you may think someone like Alice was born with naturally perfect skin, she had her

Take a week off—from makeup, that is. Let your skin take a breather, heed the doctor’s orders, and wake up to a clearer face.Rule number one is to create a regimen according to your skin type, and rule number two is to

Cystic acne is the worst. Not only are they more painful, bigger, and redder than regular pimples, they also take longer to heal. While I recommend you immediately schedule an appointment with your derma the moment that bad boy pops up, you

In an effort to recover from your skincare sins of the past, oil and water (and soap) for once work together in our search for ways to cleanse, restore, and heal our skin. It’s about time we indulge in lathering up, and

Last night we caught up with Nivea's newest face, Liza Soberano. Aside from introducing their latest products, the MicellAIR Skin Breathe Micellar Water and Whip Foam Cleanser, we got to talk to Liza about her skincare secrets, and there's one in particular

I'm going to be honest. I've never honestly felt the need for a specific serum. Maybe because I'm fresh into my mid-twenties, maybe because I have phases where I bother with one particular beauty item at a time. I mean, that masking

Truth is, our pores get clogged—daily. While it's easy to blame dirt, pollution, or even our beauty products for it, but you'll be surprised to find out that they aren't the only ones to blame.According to Dr. Genevieve Chua of Chi Dermatology,

There are a lot of things to love and celebrate in your 30s—and skincare is one of them. While many fear the "beauty problems" that come with aging, it can get pretty fun, even enlightening, to experiment with new products and start

Here are the three things we always, always hear from The Woman Who Doesn't Wear Makeup:"Drink lots of water for your skin"Our Verdict: TrueThe Fact: It's not just water that does the job. What also factors in are what you eat and