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You’ve swapped your cleanser, and you’ve tried slugging. Even gave up hot showers (briefly). So why does your skin still feel like parchment paper halfway through the day? Sure, there’s some literature online that has plenty to say about food and skin, but there’s no real consensus.

You’ve done the exfoliating. Maybe a scrub here, a peel there, a few too many actives for good measure. But somehow, your skin still feels rough, looks tired, or worse—starts flaking.

Should you book a facial or go for a chemical peel? They both promise smoother, brighter skin but they’re not the same thing. Facials are meant for hydration, mild exfoliation, and a little TLC. Chemical peels are much more intensive, using active ingredients to target pigmentation, acne scars, and rough texture.

Thinking about Skin Needling? This collagen-boosting treatment can smooth fine lines, fade acne scars, and give your skin a serious refresh, but only if you prep and care for it properly. Before you roll into your first session, here’s what to do (and what to avoid) to get the best results without setbacks.

If you’ve ever battled post-acne marks that seem to linger for months, or noticed new dark spots crop up every summer despite your best SPF efforts, you’re not alone.

Not every flush is a cute one. If your face is constantly red—and we’re not talking post-workout or post-wine *ahem*—it could be more than just sensitivity. From rosacea to broken capillaries, that lingering redness has a cause. In this guide, we’ll break down what might be triggering it and what you can do to tone it down.