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If you're an adult experiencing breakouts, you may have chalked them up to a change in skin care products, dry winter skin or over-exfoliation — because acne is only meant to pop up on teenagers, ...

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Our expert staff answers frequently asked questions in their areas of expertise and defines common terms so you can be a smarter shopper. Read more here. Unlike a pimple on your face, which makes ...

Period pimples—there’s a lot to unpack there, let me tell you. Mood swings are thriving, cravings for zit-causing sugary foods are at an all time high, and one look at the red bumps taking over your ...

You're not a teenager anymore. So why are you still getting pimples? Not to worry: Acne is completely normal at any age, dermatologists stress. And it's extremely common — acne is the most common skin ...

We’ve all had a poorly timed pimple or 10—sometimes all at once. But the best way to prevent and get rid of acne quickly is to follow a proactive regimen, combining lifestyle changes as well as the ...

Cold weather strips moisture from the skin. In response, the skin tries to protect itself by producing more oil. This combination, dry surface skin with excess oil underneath, creates an ideal ...

Supplements and spot treatments may help prevent acne and help heal pimples. Certain dietary changes may also help. Acne is one of the most common skin conditions in the world, affecting an estimated ...

Though adult acne isn’t anything new, more and more adults long past their teen years are reporting pimples—and it’s likely due to wearing a face mask. While mask-wearing is an essential part of ...

In a new study, transmasculine people were shown to be far more likely to experience acne than their cis male counterparts.