The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in conjunction with Kaiser Permanente's Northern California Division of Research launched a study to learn about an unexplained skin condition known as Morgellons.

A new study recently published in the Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology reports on the discovery of caffeine’s novel benefit in slenderizing thighs.

This award-winning cult classic contains a blend of four aromatherapy oils and melts onto the skin as it is massaged in, removing every trace of makeup and city grime. It can be just as easily washed off with one of Eve’s legendary muslin cloths, which help exfoliate the skin to leave it exceptionally clean yet comfortably soft. Suitable for all skin types.

A Houston Dermatologist and Pharmacist, Dr. Milton Moore, Develops Patented Solutions to Increase Effectiveness of Sunscreen, Acne Medication and Most Topical Face and Body Treatments.

Over the years, many African-Americans have suffered from certain and distinctive skin conditions that have been unique to their ethnic and racial make-up, much like those listed above. Unfortunately, many African-Americans have just accepted these skin conditions as routine and have lived with, oftentimes, unsightly and painful situations, while all along there have been options for their care and treatment.

The multi-billion-dollar global cosmetics and skin-care-product industry sometimes is beset by a me-too mindset in which research and development focuses on matching the competition rather than applying sound science to improve products, a scientist told the 234th national meeting of the American Chemical Society.

Forget expensive moisturisers and cosmetic surgery, a compound found in the humble elderberry could give a natural boost to skin.

Skin reactions to a powerful new class of anti-cancer drugs are frequent, but manageable through a simple and rational treatment approach - usually without the need to reduce the dose or interrupt treatment with potentially life-prolonging chemotherapy, according to an article in the May issue of "The Oncologist."

As patients live longer and are diagnosed with chronic and often debilitating ailments, caregivers and managed care organizations are bracing for a dramatic increase in self-administration of drug therapies in non-traditional settings for a number of conditions. Because non-compliance with prescription protocols is a major healthcare concern, particularly in older patients taking several prescribed drugs, transdermal patches continue to attract attention from both drug developers and drug packaging designers.

More than sunscreen is needed when you go outside. Read this to learn more on how to prevent skin cancer.