Over the past few weeks, our skin has been breaking out like crazy. And considering we’ve been taking a break from wearing makeup while working from home, it didn’t make sense at first. But after ...

Adulting is not a bed of roses. It comes with its own set of challenges – from navigating health, life to career. One such ...

Stress causes acne by releasing the hormone cortisol, which may make your skin more oily. To prevent stress acne, wash your face regularly, exercise, and eat healthy foods. Stress acne can be treated ...

Pimples, blackheads, zits, and other types of acne are skin blemishes that many of us have struggled with during some point in life. In fact, the American Academy of Dermatology Association cites that ...

Stress is objectively the worst. It plays with your mind, can make you sick, and, as if it couldn’t get worse, can even cause acne. With school days fast approaching, stress levels are sure to rise ...

With everything that’s going on in the world, anxiety and stress are two major consequences of this hard time. Everyone deals with stress differently but one major side effect is without a doubt, acne ...

(iVillage Total Health) - Students who get nervous taking tests in school may have something besides their grades to worry about. Research shows that the stress and anxiety caused by mid-term exams ...

If you’re dealing with zits for the first time since homeroom, or have noticed uncharacteristic dryness and flakes on your cheeks, don’t worry — it’s not the universe playing a really cruel trick on ...