Dermatologists say these habits could be sabotaging your brightening progress.

You’re not imagining it: These pimples are a special kind of stubborn.

Because those side effects are no joke.

Soothing, redness-reducing options derms (and editors) love.

You can’t comfortably stick a spot treatment up there—so try these derm-backed tips instead.

It’s called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, and here’s why it happens.

Here’s why your skin might look better after regularly using foundation and concealer.

Your usual zit-zapping strategies probably won’t work for these stubborn bumps.

“It’s okay to have ‘imperfections’—they shouldn’t rob me of my happiness or mental peace.”

Don’t underestimate the pore-clearing powers of a reliable chemical exfoliant.

It’s more common than you’d think—and a total pain to deal with.

Keeping the area as moist and protected as possible is key.

We asked dermatologists for their advice and they delivered.

Because it actually is a little bit different than battling breakouts on your face.

Breakouts, flare-ups, and other “imperfections” can really mess with your mood.

My face is smoother—and way less red—thanks to this holy grail.

Everyone is suddenly obsessed with this multitasking Rx-only skin care product. Here’s what to know before you join team “tret.”

It wasn’t published in a peer-reviewed journal, and the lab’s practices have been questioned in the past.

If you hate greasy oils, you might love this lightweight moisturizer.

They can look a ton alike—but there are subtle differences.