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While not everyone has to change up their skincare routine with the changing of seasons, many people should—and they don’t even realize it. “Patients with extreme skin types—dry, sensitive skin, or very oily skin—may need to change their regimens in summer and winter for better maintenance,” board- certified dermatologist Rhonda Klein M.D./M.P.H. tells More. If the change in temperatures is causing your skin to react (i.e. dryness, redness, irritation, scaliness, or excess oil), you might want to consider revamping your current routine. But, before you freak out over how much that could cost, we’re not talking a total overhaul. Tweak a few crucial products to prepare your skin for the change and to do some extra summer sun skin clean -up! 1. Put Down The Heavy- Duty Facial Cleanser If you only make one change to your seasonal skincare routine make it this: Switch out your face wash. Put down the heavy- duty foaming cleanser and opt for a creamy one, instead. This simple swap often ...

Stephanie Crumley Hill Stephanie Crumley Hill is a childbirth educator who for more than 20 years has written professionally about pregnancy, family and a variety of health and medical topics. A former print magazine editor , her insurance articles for “Resource” magazine garnered numerous awards. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Georgia. When water alone isn't enough for cleansing, most of us reach for soap, or what we think is soap. You may be surprised to find that many of the cleansers you use are actually detergents or synthetic soap substitutes . Like soaps, detergents attract dirt and oil, lifting it up so that it can be rinsed away. There are many alternatives for soap whether you need to clean your face, body or hair. Synthetic detergents differ from soap in several ways. Soap is made from fat, salt and oils, while detergent cleansers do not contain fatty acids as soaps do. Soap is more alkaline, while detergents can match the pH of healthy ...

Ivan Nikolov/WENN.com We all wonder what tools and tricks it takes to make celebrities perfect their look. Everyone deserves glowing skin , dazzling nails, and hair that blows gracefully in the wind just like the stars in the Hollywood Hills. Whether it’s getting ready for a red carpet event , or simply heading out the door on an average Monday, every star has his or her secret weapon. From products to beauty routines, we have compiled some of Hollywood’s hottest celebrity beauty secrets that you’re going to want to steal. Adding them to your daily beauty regimen will have you look like you just stepped off of a movie set – and we could all use a little more of that in our lives, right? 101. “I’ve done a lot of damage to my skin in the past, which makes me appreciate a great sunscreen now.” – Kristin Davis , who uses Ahava All In One. 100. “ Makeup artist Linda Cantello taught me this tip: If you make a mistake with your mascara, dip a cotton ball into some foundation to remove it...