“Neck-firming creams are a great place to start—and they do work,” says Dr. Karan Lal, a plastic surgeon and dermatologist in Arizona. Sometimes, you could spread your rich face creams for ...

Consistency is also important when picking a product. Formulas designed specifically for mature skin types tend to have a richer texture — we’ve noted whether a moisturizer is light like a ...

improve skin texture and appearance, and occlusives (like oils and waxes) seal in the moisture. The good news is that, according to Shah, drugstore brands will do the trick: “I exclusively use ...

Treatments to rehydrate or exfoliate your skin can help soothe it, improve its texture, and diminish the appearance of bumps. Treating any underlying condition causing your keratosis pilaris may ...

Luckily, there are plenty of effective formulas on the market that specifically target dull skin. Dull skin is often uneven in tone or texture, and so reflects light less evenly. The first step is to ...

Whether you’re late to the game in caring for the skin on your neck and chest, this product is sure to help you catch up. Our tester loved its smooth and milky texture and how quickly it absorbed.

We ask a lot from our moisturizers: to help get rid of wrinkles, even skin tone and texture, and even reduce acne. And in many cases, they can truly deliver. But can a topical product actually ...

This creamy serum is so pleasant to use, you wonder if it is actually doing anything – but Bazaar editors have noticed a marked improvement in general skin texture and uneven skin tone.

They can repair the natural barrier and brighten and clarify the skin. Packed with texture-smoothing ingredients, this skincare product can improve the appearance of pores. However, choosing a face ...

While no over-the-counter serum or cream can create a miracle, I wanted to know if which skin care products and ingredients could deliver the most rapid results. Fortunately for me and anyone else who ...

The best moisturiser for mature skin is one that works well beyond its job description. As we age, our collagen reserves deplete and skin loses its firmness and elasticity, while fine lines and ...

Glycolic acid is a substance that chemically exfoliates a person’s skin by dissolving dead skin cells and oils. Glycolic acid may also help boost collagen production, and support skin moisture.