Rough and Bumpy Skin

Rough bumpy skin has uneven texture and feels coarse to the touch. Common on the face and body, rough skin can be the result of dryness or a buildup of dead skin cells. A combination of exfoliation and hydration can help improve rough bumpy skin.

Skincare tips & advice

<p><a href="/skincare/cleansers/facial-cleansers">Facial cleanser</a> is a skincare staple, but what’s the best face wash for men? The answer depends on your skin type and any other skin concerns you may have. Once you know your skin type, it’s easy to select the proper cleanser that effectively removes dirt, oil and sweat without leaving the skin feeling stripped.</p>

Acne

If you experience acne breakouts, it’s essential to know what can help and what can make matters worse. There are many acne myths that just won’t go away despite advances in dermatological research, and board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain shares a few of the most common misconceptions and sets the record straight.

Skincare tips & advice

<p>When choosing a face wash for dry skin it’s essential to understand your skin’s needs. From there, it’s important to choose a formula that is designed for dry skin and to know the beneficial ingredients to look for in order to optimize the appearance of your skin.</p>

Sensitive Skin

<p>Whether you have dry, oily or acne-prone skin, you can still have sensitive skin. The key is to learn how to care for it properly by to avoiding potential irritants and selecting gentle cleansers, moisturizers and other skincare products.¹</p>

Acne

There are a number of acne-fighting ingredients to choose from, and board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain shares the must-know information about benzoyl peroxide. From the ideal concentration to the products you can find it in, read on to learn about how benzoyl peroxide works to improve acne.

Skincare tips & advice

<p>All skin types can benefit from daily cleansing and moisturizing, but different skin types¹, which include oily, dry, normal, combination and sensitive skin, have different needs—which is why understanding your skin type is the first step in caring for it. But how do you know what type of skin you have? The answer can be found through simple observation. </p>

Rough and Bumpy Skin

<p>If you notice bumps on the backs of your arms and legs, you might have a common skin condition called keratosis pilaris. Sometimes called “chicken skin” due to its similar appearance, keratosis pilaris bumps can be white and may be surrounded by red skin.</p>

Acne

An important first step for getting acne under control is a proper skincare regimen. Yet with so many products and ingredients to choose from, it can be hard to know where to start. Here, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain explains the basics, including which ingredients can help improve acne and soothe the skin, as well as why sun protection is so important.

Itchy Skin

<p>Diaper rash is extremely common in newborns and babies, and there are different causes and symptoms. But the main signs of diaper rash remain the same: redness, irritation and tenderness as well as extra fussiness during diaper changes. However, with a proper treatment, you can keep your baby comfortable, control their diaper rash and help keep recurrences at bay.</p>

Itchy Skin

<p>Itchy skin can have a variety of causes, including skin irritation and rashes due to allergies, changes in weather, detergents and more. Skin conditions like eczema and symptoms associated with chronic diseases like diabetes can lead to itching as well. Once you understand the cause of your itchy skin, you can get the right products to relieve it—and find ways to keep it from coming back.</p>

Skincare tips & advice

<p>Oily skin is easy to identify, and the signs include enlarged pores, blackheads and unwanted shine. A facial wash for oily skin can go a long way for removing sebum, and the proper ingredients can help keep it feeling balanced, minimize blemishes and help keep the skin looking and feeling its best. </p>