The plane, change in weather, different water types—all of these can result in dry, blotchy skin when you travel. So, what can you do? These tips from a dermatologist will help you get back on track.

Since water cannot be consumed during the day, make sure to hydrate thoroughly during the pre-dawn (sehri) and post-sunset meals. Include water-rich foods like cucumbers, melons, soups, and coconut ...

Summer feels like freedom. Long days, beach trips, sundresses, iced drinks. But while you're out soaking up the sunshine, your skin is quietly dealing with a storm UV exposure, sweat, pollution, ...

Protect summer skin by transitioning to salicylic acid cleansers and gel moisturisers containing niacinamide. Utilise aloe ...

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Canadian winters sure are tough, but it can be even harsher on our skin. Here's how to stay protected. As temperatures drop, winter weather can make your skin feel dry and irritated from head to toe.

The Cuban actress, whose face has appeared in major Hollywood films, has skin that is no accident, because behind it lies ...

The intense summer sun, rising temperatures, and humid weather pose a significant challenge for the skin. Negligence during ...

Starting retinoids in your 40s gives your skin time to acclimate before the deeper structural changes of your 50s. The ...