The Ultimate Skin Care Guide
How to find your skin’s inner glow, from beauty product picks to step-by-step skin care.
Skin Savers
7 Vitamin-Packed Skin-Care Picks
Get your daily dose with nutrient-rich products that address complexion needs.
8 Solutions for Sunblock-phobes
Skin experts have heard every reason under the sun for why people won’t wear SPF. Here, resolutions for various excuses.
6 Rich Body Washes for Dry Skin
In winter’s rough winds and chills, these cleansers will exfoliate and moisturize to keep skin healthy.

4 Affordable, Effective Skin-Care Routines
Whatever your skin type, you can create a regimen with quality items at modest prices.
Photo: Ericka McConnell
A Dermatologist Picks Skin-Protecting Products
The best products to guard your skin―summer, fall, winter, and spring.
Photo: Victor Schrager
Skin-Care Tips for Every Skin Type
Wish your complexion would make an about-face? Here’s help geared to your skin type.
Photo: Ericka McConnell
11 Steps to Better Skin
Experts share tips and recommend facial products to improve your complexion.
Photo: Plamen Petkov
Tips for Better Skin
Best Moisturizers for Dry Winter Skin
8 Standout Face Cleansers for Radiant Skin
9 Ways to Treat Acne
Solutions to 4 Common Skin Problems
A Step-by-Step Guide to Caring for Your Skin
The Best BB Cream for Your Skin
Can You Shrink Your Pores?
The Best Face Mask for Your Skin Type
The Best Facial Moisturizers
The Best Foot Cream Picks
Buy the Right Products for Your Skin Type
One tricky thing about shopping for skin-care products is working out which ones suit you. Is your skin sensitive? Oily or dry? And when does it become “mature”? If you find that two or more points in any one of the categories below describe you, try products labeled for that skin type.
- By midafternoon, a greasy film has developed on your face, even though your skin felt fine when you left home this morning. The culprit? You probably have an oily T-zone.
- Acne breakouts are making you feel like your 16-year-old self. Minus the homework and boy-band crushes, anyway.
- The more you scrub your skin, the oilier it seems to get, and the more you seem to break out. That’s because stripping the skin of oils prompts it to produce even more oil to compensate and restore balance.
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