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The Mainstream Patient: May 15
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In this week’s edition, we feature stories about black-owned skincare lines, polyglutamic acid, hair antioxidants, a skincare company making affordable custom topical prescriptions, plus many more.
Introducing The Mainstream Patient, a weekly glimpse into what your patients may be reading in the media about skin health.
In this week’s edition, Allure writes about skin medicinals making waves in the skincare industry by providing affordable custom topical prescriptions, as well as investigates whether at-home microcurrent devices are worth the money. Elle provides a list of skincare lines to support that are owned by women of color. Meanwhile, Shape reveals the benefits of polyglutamic acid for the skin and explains if your hair also needs antioxidants. Finally, Vogue showcases the best remedies for a sunburn.
Does Your Hair Need Antioxidants, Too?
22 Black-Owned Skincare Brands To Support Now And Forever
What You Need to Know About Polyglutamic Acid for Skin
What Are At-Home Microcurrent Devices, and Are They Worth the Splurge?
The Best Sunburn Remedies for the Summer Ahead, From Soothing Balms to LED Treatments
