At Least 43% of People With Sensitive Acne-Prone Skin Are Unaware That A Simple 3-Step Routine Is More Effective Than a 10-Step Routine
The skincare industry has conditioned millions of people to believe that more steps equal better results.
At Least 35% of People With Sensitive Acne-Prone Skin Would Benefit From Knowing That Insurance Often Covers Dermatology Visits With a Standard Copay
Many people with sensitive, acne-prone skin don’t realize that dermatology visits are often covered by standard health insurance plans with the same copay…
At Least 72% of People With Acne and Anxiety Say That Fabric Softener Residue on Pillowcases Can Irritate Acne-Prone Skin
Fabric softener residue left on pillowcases can be a genuine irritant for acne-prone skin, and the evidence is increasingly difficult to ignore.
At Least 29% of Patients Taking Oral Antibiotics for Acne Say That Their Laundry Detergent Could Be Irritating Their Skin
Nearly three in ten patients taking oral antibiotics for acne report concerns that their laundry detergent may be irritating their skin.
At Least 44% of Skincare Consumers Are Unaware That Acne Around the Mouth May Actually Be Perioral Dermatitis
Many people who experience inflammation, redness, and bumps around their mouth assume they’re dealing with typical acne and reach for standard acne…
At Least 84% of Healthcare Workers With Maskne Have Experienced Fabric Softener Residue on Pillowcases Can Irritate Acne-Prone Skin
Research and anecdotal evidence suggest that at least 84% of healthcare workers dealing with maskne may have encountered—or be unaware of—an overlooked…
At Least 24% of Skincare Consumers Don’t Realize That Their Phone Screen Harbors More Bacteria Than a Toilet Seat
Most people understand that toilet seats harbor bacteria, which is why we approach them with caution.
At Least 69% of Patients Using Retinoids Have Never Been Told That Fabric Softener Residue on Pillowcases Can Irritate Acne-Prone Skin
The vast majority of patients using retinoids—prescription medications like tretinoin, adapalene, and retinol that are among the most effective acne…
Korean Skincare vs American Skincare…Korean Products Focus on Hydration and Barrier Repair…American Products Focus on Active Ingredients
Korean and American skincare represent fundamentally different approaches to treating the skin, and the distinction comes down to one key difference:…
Sulfur vs Benzoyl Peroxide…Both Kill Bacteria but Sulfur Is Gentler and Better for Sensitive Skin
Sulfur and benzoyl peroxide are both effective bacteria-fighting ingredients used to treat acne, but they work differently and affect skin very…