Acne

Here’s why your skin might look better after regularly using foundation and concealer.

Your usual zit-zapping strategies probably won’t work for these stubborn bumps.

Keeping the area as moist and protected as possible is key.

Because it actually is a little bit different than battling breakouts on your face.

My face is smoother—and way less red—thanks to this holy grail.

They can look a ton alike—but there are subtle differences.

Dermatologists explain exactly how–and when—to use it in your routine.

Feeling bad about breakouts isn’t shallow—especially if they’re messing with your quality of life.

Allow us to introduce you to the triangle of death.

The one tip back zits don’t want you to know.

Retinol, acids, and other potent ingredients can make things worse before they get better.

“I’m tired of it. I’m done with it.”

Whatever you do, don’t squeeze it.

You may not want to try this at home.

Pay close attention to your skin, period, and sex drive.

What about acne and redness? We asked experts.

It’s everywhere for (some) good reasons.

It’s super safe to use, for one.

Stubborn acne can pop up any time.

Enough is enough!

And what you should do to treat it. 

Typical acne products won’t get rid of this stuff.

Plus tips to make it way easier.