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Caffeine Lowers Risk of Skin Cancer: Coffee-based Sunscreen Might Work Best
A new Rutgers study strengthens the theory that caffeine guards against certain skin cancers at the molecular level.
Recognizing Rosacea
By: Christian Jurist, MD
Find out how to identify rosacea and help clients who suffer from this devastating condition.
Early Diagnosis Key for People of Color With Common Skin Conditions
For people of color particularly, dermatologists are stressing the importance of seeking care early to get the best results from treatment.
The New Combination Therapy: Cosmeceuticals and Prescription Medications
By: Jennifer Wild, DO
Combining cosmeceuticals and prescriptions can be effective for your clients, as long as you are aware of what works and what doesn’t.
Only on SkinInc.com: Dr. Jeffrey Dover, MD, Explains New FDA Guidance on OTC Topical Acne Products
Understand the new guidance on acne products for your clients and provide them with do's and don'ts about how to handle issues with acne.
Hot New Ingredient: Poplar Tree Leaf Bud Extract Could Fight Skin Aging
This source of antioxidants offers potential anti-aging properties that could be used in cosmetic and nutraceutical formulations.
Peptides: Ready for Primetime?
By: Ahmed Abdullah, MD, FACS
Propelled by positive word-of-mouth, are peptides all they're cracked up to be?
New Research in Natural Ingredients
By: Sherrie Berry
Learn about results-oriented natural ingredients that are coming down the pipeline.
Nutrition and the Skin
By: Steven H. Dayan, MD, Tracy L. Drumm and Terri …
In order for clients to get the most out of your treatments, they need to nurture their skin from the inside, as well as the outside.
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