Winter acne can be extra difficult to treat because the last thing you want on the quest to a clear complexion is pimples AND dry skin.

The oil on your skin serves a a worthwhile purpose. But too much of it can be a skincare nightmare. Luckily, there are things you can do.

You've tried everything to help treat and manage your acne breakouts — except light therapy. But the real question is: Does it work?

Treating acne in general can be a real pain, and dry skin only compounds the problem. Luckily, treating acne with dry skin isn't impossible.

We've heard about the relationship between sugary foods and acne for years, but do the claims hold scientific weight? Let's talk about it.

Don't get us wrong... We actually love the idea of aging gracefully. But wrinkles? We'll pass. Here are 8 proven tactics to fight wrinkles.

Turkey neck. Funny name aside, this common condition in women as we age can be a self-esteem killer. Luckily, there are things you can do.

Stress sucks. Aside from emotional and psycholigcal effects, stress can also have a physical impact on our bodies. Example? Stress rashes.

Rosacea and acne may appear similar on the surface, but treating them takes two entirely different approaches.

Far as acne woes go, subclinical acne is likely on the bottom of the totem pole. It's an annoyance, but it's neither brutal nor untreatable.