Chances are you're probably already using vitamin E oil in some of your skincare products (even if you don't realize it). The oil comes with a huge range of benefits-it fights signs of aging, protects from pollution, and minimizes the appearance of dark spots, to name a few-so it makes sense that this powerhouse ingredient is so popular.
Some cleansers wash off your makeup but are crazy-harsh on your skin. Some are gentler...but leave residue from the day behind. And then, there is the holy grail: micellar water.
If you've ever spent time prepping and styling your hair only to step outside on a summer day and end up with major frizz, you know how big of a pain frizzy hair can be. While curly girls are often on high alert once the humidity hits, unwanted frizz can mess with any hair type.
There's acne, and then there's cystic acne-those blemishes that are swollen, red, and live under the skin. While those zits may not rear their ugly heads like other pimples, they're painful-and difficult to get rid of. That's because, unlike with your typical zit, cystic acne treatments need to work below the surface of your skin.
Fans of dermatologist Sandra Lee (AKA <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/a27922422/dr-pimple-popper-round-shoulder-cyst-instagram-video/" id="d0b39d71-f4e4-31b6-a88d-6ee8eb25797a"> Dr. Pimple Popper </a> ) and her hit TLC show are familiar with her <a href="https://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/a27432136/dr-pimple-popper-blackheads-sebaceous-filaments-instagram-video/" id="55cbbc6c-b383-33a6-a494-9929d1ab94ad"> impossible-to-look-away-from cases </a> , but even veteran popahol...
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