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  1. Simple Tips to Make Your Pores Appear Smaller

    Simple Tips to Make Your Pores Appear Smaller

    Do you ever wish you could just tell your unsightly pores to get lost? The appearance of noticeable black spots...
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  2. Spa Perfect Skin at Home

    Spa Perfect Skin at Home

    Even when our wallets aren't padded well enough for pricey spa treatments, it doesn't mean our skin doesn't need, or...
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  3. Dealing with Melasma

    Dealing with Melasma

    Melasma, literally meaning dark skin, is most commonly known as the “mask of pregnancy,” an area of hyperpigmentation that shows up across the face of more than half of all pregnant women. But you don’t even have to be pregnant (or female) to develop this skin condition. Increased estrogen (from pregnancy, birth control pills, estrogen supplements or other hormone sensitivities) trigger pigment producing cells called melanocytes to produce too much melanin, resulting in patchy skin discolorations.
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  4. Exfoliate Your Way to Healthier, More Radiant Skin

    Exfoliate Your Way to Healthier, More Radiant Skin

    You’ve probably heard over and over how important it is to exfoliate your skin. Why is it so important? Exfoliation can help maintain your skin’s healthy glow and prevent acne and other blemishes.
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  5. Exfoliation

    Exfoliation

    Breaking The Ties That Bind It's widely known that exfoliation is good for your skin, and most beauty junkies choose...
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  6. Chemical Peels

    Chemical Peels

    Chemical peels are one of the most popular cosmetic procedures that patients avail themselves of today. Chemical peels can give your skin a healthy, "just refreshed" look, or can be aggressive, taking years off of your appearance.
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  7. All About Milia

    All About Milia

    What's with those annoying little white heads that just never seem to come to the surface and go away? What...
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  8. Acne Scars

    Acne Scars

    Years after outgrowing adolescent acne, the aftermath acne scars - persist. Advances in acne therapy and dermatologic surgery have made it unnecessary for acne patients, both current and past to endure acne scarring.
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