skincare

No matter what your skin type is, trying out a skincare routine is worth it. There’s plenty of ingredients, including many not listed, that work for specific skin types and can give you that glowing, glass skin you’ve always wanted. As with trying out anything new, take it slow and allow your skin to get used to a new product. 

I stumbled upon a creator sharing her secret behind her incredibly clear skin. As someone who enjoys her fair share of skincare, I was immediately enthralled.

With the arrival of September, autumn leaves are just around the corner alongside the typical midterm stress. Luckily for you, the Daily Clog has a list of some self-care ideas to get you in the fall spirit.

Have you ever seen someone on television with acne, facial scars, wrinkles, moles or dark circles? No! That’s why you should sell your soul to the celebrity skin care gods, desperately hoping that one day you too can be seen smiling in an ad.

Luckily, in the past couple of years, the makeup and skin care industry has undergone tremendous changes: rebranding and making sure vegan beauty products are better than ever.

With the change in season, it’s time to make adjustments to your skin care routine. Here are some tips to help keep your skin healthy, supple and nourished.

Double cleansing is a skincare method where a person uses an oil-based cleanser (often called a pre-cleanser) and follows it up with a water-based cleanser.

Do you want to become “that girl?” The girl who has her life together and manages to stay productive throughout the day? The girl who prepares healthy meals with whole, unprocessed foods? The girl who moves her body at the gym, outdoors or on a yoga mat in her living room to achieve physical fitness? The girl who studies hard and takes typewriter-esque, color-coordinated notes to review at the end of each lecture? The girl who reads for pleasure and finishes a novel each week? The girl who never misses a step in her morning and nightly self-care routine — managing to always look put together in a chic outfit, with her skin glowing and hair voluminous? 

Most of us have seen the body positivity movement blow up, a push to deconstruct societal ideas of the perfect body — the thin, Eurocentric, size zero model — and promote self-love and body acceptance for women of all different shapes and sizes. Celebrities, influencers and everyday users of social media alike are taking to TikTok and Instagram to post unedited pictures and videos of themselves without flattering lighting and angles as a way of celebrating how their natural bodies really look on a daily basis, thereby teaching us that stretch marks, fat rolls, cellulite, body hair and other so-called “imperfections” are all perfectly normal and beautiful.

Here is a power-ranking of the most viral trends from the past year, so you know which ones are worth the hype and which don't make the cut.