Ingredients like tea tree oil, witch hazel, and more can help treat pimples quickly — here's why they work and how to use them.

We often associate oily skin with acne, and there's certainly a known correlation between the two. However, dry skin and breakouts aren't mutually exclusive, and the former can actually trigger the ...

No seven-second delay needed here: Celebrity dermatologist Sandra Lee, M.D., better known as Dr. Pimple Popper, is back in another series of Sun Pharma ads, this time to tackle taboos around talking ...

Product formulators and dermatologisrts reveal how this moisturizing ingredient transforms skin with deep hydration. Learn ...

A Korean beauty staple for acne-prone skin, this coveted serum improves redness, acne, uneven skin texture, irritation, ...

We've all experienced it before: waking up and lazily strolling into the bathroom before catching our reflection in the mirror. Then we spot it − that little red bump in the middle of our face, a ...

One of your skin pores gets blocked by dead skin cells or dirt and bacteria (that is always on your face) and causes an infection in the blocked pore. The redness is from the infection. As simple as ...

Blind pimples, aka cystic acne, form deep under the skin. Retinol, antibiotics, and birth control can help treat them long-term.

Healing acne takes time, so when it comes to finding the right treatment options, it should come as no surprise there aren’t too many quick fixes. But when it comes to spot treatments, there’s one ...

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Few things toy with a person’s self-confidence quite like a breakout. While some blemishes make themselves known (whiteheads, for instance), a blind pimple lurks beneath the surface of the skin, ...