Do you get breakouts on your forehead near your hairline or along the sides of your face and neck? Pore-clogging ingredients found in shampoos, conditioners and styling products could be to blame.

Discover the truth about non-comedogenic products. The comedogenic scale tells only part of the story. Includes dermatologist advice. If you know a bit about skin care, comedogenicity probably seems ...

I've been struggling with my skin for several months. And while lots of things have only seemed to exacerbate my damaged skin barrier (stay away from the strong tretinoin, kids), others have become ...

And wouldn’t ya know it, certain ingredients commonly found in shampoos and conditioners can clog pores and ultimately lead to breakouts. Clearly, something needed to change, so I swapped my go-to ...

Cosmetics and skin-care products are typically supposed to make you feel confident in your skin, but anyone who has acne knows that the wrong formulation can aggravate—or even cause—the breakouts ...

It's not as simple as you think. Most of us use skin-care products to support and promote the health and appearance of our ...