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We’ve seen this happen before. You’re standing in front of a mirror, maybe a little too close, wincing at the sight of those blackheads on your nose, “ugh, they just aren’t going away!” And while blackheads are extremely common, particularly for your age group, they are also just so… unnecessary. This is why we’ve dished out six ways to reduce the blackheads on your face. Schedule these in to your next self-care sesh!

Let’s face it, the gulf regions aren’t exactly known for their cool weather. If you were born and raised here, maybe you don’t even notice the heat anymore… that is, until your skin turns into an absolute oil factory in the hotter months. While this may be super frustrating (you’re just trying to enjoy your summer break!), don’t give up on your skin just yet. We’ve scoured the internet and gathered expert opinions on the five ways to manage oily skin in the heat. Make use of these five tips, and your skin will feel balanced and a lot less greasy. But first, let’s find out why this happens.

Picture this: you have that important event coming up, but you’ve woken up one morning to a sight you dread the most…an acne flare up on your face. While acne breakouts are extremely common and no reason to feel ashamed, we understand the frustration that arises when you find those pesky spots… ugh! But when faced with such a challenge, it’s important that you get to the bottom of the root cause. Understanding what causes your break outs will help you treat it much faster. We’ve dug up five totally surprising reasons why you could be experiencing an acne breakout. With the right skincare products and an understanding of the root cause, you’ll be able to tackle your acne from every angle possible. We got you.

If you have combination skin, you may be confused about what kind of skincare routine to follow. Oily in some parts, but dry in others, how can you possibly figure out how to care for your skin!? We got you, bestie! We’ve figured out the BEST skincare routine for combination skin to minimize both the dryness and oiliness in concerned areas. But first, what on earth is combination skin?

If you struggle with oily skin, you may struggle finding a skincare routine that actually works to keep the oils at bay. This is especially true if you go to school or university, where studying all day long can trigger your oil glands to work overtime… ugh. This is why it’s extremely important to find the right skincare routine to manage the oil and moisture levels on your skin. Luckily, we’re here to save you the trouble of scrolling through countless forums online to find the right routine. We’ve done our research, so you don’t have to! 

Ever find yourself waking up in the morning, only to realize that your skin is flaking? While you may feel the need to worry- we can assure you that your skin isn’t falling off! This is all just a very normal side effect of dry skin.

Maybe your feelings don’t get hurt that often, but you still have that one thing that is extremely sensitive: your skin.

Maybe you’ve been blessed by the universe (we’re not jealous… okay maybe a little bit) and you have one of those skin types that rarely goes dry or oily. While this is certainly not the most common skin type, it definitely is possible! Lucky you!

If you struggle with oily skin, you may struggle finding a skincare routine that actually works to keep the oils at bay.

If you have combination skin, you may be confused about what kind of skincare routine to follow. Oily in some parts, but dry in others, how can you possibly figure out how to care for your skin!?