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There’s no better feeling than the aftermath of a thorough skincare routine. The feeling of clean pores top tier. I love knowing that my serums and moisturizers are being welcomed with open arms—and ...

People who are buying and using at-home chemical peels for skin rejuvenation are ending up burned and scarred, the FDA warns The agency said these products should only be used under the supervision of ...

Here's how to know if either is right for you. Everyone wants smooth, bright, plump skin, a complexion that reflects the efforts you've made to take charge of your health and be proactive about ...

This two-step at-home chemical peel contains glycolic, mandelic, and polyhydroxy acids, along with a neutralizer pad, to ...

One woman shares her experience of an at-home peel gone wrong. — -- Chrissy Dixon describes herself as having “some skin issues,” including “fine lines, large pores and dark spots.” To address ...

From scabs to scars, chemical peels can blemish more than they beautify. That’s why the U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning to at-home users: This common beauty routine is best left ...

People who are buying and using at-home chemical peels are ending up burned and scarred. HealthDay News — The US Food and Drug Administration is warning that chemical peels should not be used without ...

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has warned consumers to avoid using certain chemical skin peels due to their potential to cause chemical burns and "disfiguring scars." The FDA has issued ...

Say the words ‘chemical skin peel’ and you conjure up a painful image — and with good reason. Old-style peels used strong concentrations of acids to dissolve the top layers of skin, and needed to be ...