Following the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control, Gov. Ralph Northam urged people to wear masks when leaving the house to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. At a press conference ...

Salt water may help exfoliate facial skin and treat certain skin diseases. Learn the science behind what it does and does not ...

However, not washing your face can lead to an overgrowth of yeast and bacteria and cause problems like seborrheic dermatitis ...

So when I saw that Starface — yes, the viral brand behind those cute star-shaped pimple patches you've definitely seen on TikTok — launched a face wash and moisturizer at an affordable price ...

One woman on TikTok recently went viral after saying she gave up washing her face in order to repair her skin barrier, even though the process has caused her skin to become flaky with dead skin cells.

When it comes to skin care, one of the most frequently asked questions is, "How often should you wash your face?" The truth is, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer. It all depends on your skin type.

A woman on TikTok is controversially claiming she isn't washing her face at all - or using any water - as she embraces the so-called 'caveman method.' Content creator Tia Zakher, who splits her ...

One TikToker has caused concern over her appearance after dedicating herself to the 'Caveman' skincare method, which means she has not washed her face in weeks. Get her reaction to the rage-baiting ...

Washing your face is a crucial part of any skincare routine. It helps eliminate excess oil, dirt, and impurities, preventing ...

Tia Zakher/Tiktok Since March, Zakher says she hasn't used any face wash to cleanse, in the hopes of restoring her skin's natural state. She began incorporating the skincare method into her life ...