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The Mainstream Patient: May 3, 2021
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This week’s edition of The Mainstream Patient features stories on skin care pilling, mandelic acid, fungal acne, hyperpigmentation, and more.
In this week’s edition, Allure explains how to prevent your skin care products from pilling and if you’re over-exfoliating. Also, Hello Giggles dives into the benefits of mandelic acid in skin care and how to tell if your acne is actually fungal acne. Finally, Shape details what specific serums do to the skin and Women’s Health features 1 dermatologist’s skin care routine to treat hyperpigmentation.
Mandelic Acid Is the Powerhouse Anti-Aging Ingredient Missing From Your Routine
Everything You Can Do to Prevent Skin-Care Pilling
How to Tell If You're Over-Exfoliating Your Skin
Stop Popping! Your Pimple Constellation May Not Even Be Acne
Derm Diaries: ‘I’m a Dermatologist With Hyperpigmentation—Here’s How I Treat It’
