You’ve probably heard all the hype around silk pillowcases being better for your skin and hair. Turns out that satin — silk’s just as slippery but slightly more affordable cousin — has beauty benefits ...

If you have sensitive skin, you have to be much more vigilant while shopping for skincare products. The smallest inclusion of artificial fragrance could throw your skin into a tizzy—ditto for alcohol ...

The signs are all there: the sensation of itching, stinging, and burning on your face. Makes sense that you'd be looking for the best skin care for sensitive skin—because those symptoms are no fun to ...

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All skin needs moisture to look and feel its best. But those with sensitive skin may have a harder time finding the right products when it seems like almost every formulation causes issues with your ...

Finding products that work on sensitive skin is kind of like trying to get through a laser grid security system without setting off alarms like robbers do in action movies: It’s difficult. So it helps ...

Sensitive skin can feel impossible. Everything seems to cause it to flare up — often unexpectedly. “Anyone can have sensitive skin,” says Dr. Sheila Farhang, a board-certified dermatologist and double ...

Sifting through all the advice can be confusing. But dermatologists say simpler is better. Credit...Eric Helgas for The New York Times Supported by By Erica Sweeney Q: I’m confused about how to take ...