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Keep Skin Hydrated All Day with this 4-Step Routine

Feb 19. 2021
Few things embody the utter joy of a glowy, hydrated complexion. After all, it’s the ultimate canvas—allowing for vibrant self expression whether you choose to wear makeup, or not. But at this time of year, with indoor heat, high winds, and inclement weather, it can be a challenge to stay on top of flaky patches and dry, itchy bits, even with the best of intentions.

What Is Transepidermal Water Loss (TEWL) + How to Stop It

Feb 02. 2021
TEWL is the process by which coveted, needed water escapes our skin into the air. While it’s super normal and is happening to literally everyone all the time, it’s also a bummer for your skin. But why would we let an invisible, common process mess so hard with our skin goals?

Liven Up Dehydrated Winter Skin with this 5-Step Routine for Every Skin Type

Jan 07. 2021
Winter skin dehydration is so real, friends—but rest assured, with the right routine, you can kick it to the curb and get your complexion glowing again. It all comes down to a) drinking roughly 64 ounces of water a day, b) finding the best products for your skin and c) being super-consistent about using them.

How to Fix Dehydrated Skin Overnight

Jun 25. 2020
When you wake up with dehydrated skin, it feels like there’s no quick fix or easy way out. When you haven’t been drinking enough water or when traveling, changing climate, or caffeine consumption get in the way, your skin can feel tight, irritated, and inflamed. If you’ve been experiencing dehydration long enough to have a name for it, you’re probably already wondering how to get rid of it, and fast. 

Five Dry Skin Myths—Busted

Mar 13. 2020
Today’s myth-busting topic: dry skin. Yes, it is something that you can be naturally prone to, but it also can be managed with the right know-how. For example, if you have dry skin, you might have read that you should avoid exfoliating altogether, but in reality, that’s categorically false. Never fear, we’re here to set the record straight on five common dry skin myths. 

Why Topical Hydration is Essential

Jan 24. 2020
For all the time society spends imploring you to drink more water (and, we’re not saying you shouldn’t,) you might think it’s powerful enough to provide inner hydration to the body and outer hydration to the skin. But the fact is your skin needs external sources of hydration too.

It’s Winter and You Need Major Hydration—Now What?

Jan 06. 2020
According to Youth To The People’s Product Innovation Manager, Mercedes Taylor, our bodies go through a process of dehydration called transepidermal water loss (or TEWL). It happens year-round, but some environmental factors can make it worse, like vacationing in Palm Springs or cranking up the heat on high mid-winter.  But it doesn’t have to be this way—one key element for preparing your skin to face the harsh winter months is a rich, nourishing moisturizer

Six Skincare Myths, Busted

Dec 19. 2019
Though scientific information has become more readily available, and general knowledge about skincare has progressed, certain myths continue to pervade. For example, you might’ve heard that you should wash your face with hot water since doing so will ‘open up’ your pores. Or, you might think that dehydrated and dry skin are one and the same. False! It’s time to set the record straight. 

Surprising Signs Your Skin is Dehydrated

Dec 09. 2019
When it comes to skincare secrets, countless celebrities and models will say that drinking water is the key to a clear, hydrated complexion—but in reality, it’s not that simple. Dehydration occurs when the skin itself is lacking water, which unlike sebum, it can’t create on its own. The good news is topical skincare gets the job done for you. Ahead, find four telltale signs your skin is dehydrated—along with a few moisture-boosting products that can make a major difference.

How to Achieve Your Skin Goals

Nov 22. 2019
By Sara Spruch Feiner Achieving your skin goals can be a delicate balance. Perhaps you’re dealing with blemishes and dehydration, or dullness, or a...