Dermatologist Ankur Sarin has explained why slugging might be more harmful than beneficial for certain individuals.

Slugging is the viral-coined term for a skin care hack that has been popular for quite some time now, largely due to its dramatized videos on social media platforms. Experts have seen the surge in ...

Dr Gurveen Waraich, a dermatologist, recently offered her professional opinion and evaluated six viral skincare practices ...

As a woman over 50, I’m officially what the kids call “an old,” so I have surprised many people by revealing that Gen Z’s ...

We've compiled the top 7 makeup removers for oily skin that will beautifully remove every last hint of makeup without playing ...

Every October, my skin does its best impression of sandpaper. No amount of serum, slugging or hydration helps: the ...

But finding the best moisturizer for oily skin isn’t the easiest task, which is why I consulted skincare experts for their ...

But finding the best moisturizer for oily skin isn’t the easiest task, which is why I consulted skincare experts for their ...

Celebrities are "slugging" by using thick emollient moisturizers like Vaseline on the skin and procedures like "vampire ...

Using the gua sha stone, begin with gentle upward strokes along the sides of your neck to promote lymphatic drainage and ...

There are many viral skincare trends that come with tall promises. The question is do they really deliver? We spoke to a dermatologist to understand which one stands where on the scale of 1 to 10.

That blue tin has sat in British bathrooms for generations. Beloved, cheap and everywhere, it still sparks fierce skincare debate today. From chilly ...