Reach your skin goals with a few simple shifts to your routine.

Get to know the superfood plants, herbs, adaptogenic mushrooms, teas, and roots we’re blending up for optimal skin health. 

This alpha hydroxy acid is a superstar for all skin types and a multitude of skin goals from dullness, texture, and fine lines to congestion, and hyperpigmentation. 

Not all AHAs are created equal—here's our guide to them, from how to choose the most effective AHA for you to how to layer them into a routine. 

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is pretty common but no matter your skin type or tone, there are products that can help reduce its appearance.

Hyperpigmentation is a common skin concern that countless people (of all skin types and shades) deal with. It refers to dark spots or patches on the skin, and is the result of increased melanin showing up in certain parts of the complexion leading to patches of skin appearing darker than the skin’s natural tone.

If you’ve ever tried to manage post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, you know it can feel like a complex skin concern to solve. Here, esthetician Tiara Willis, founder of @MakeupForWOC, shares her four-part guide to managing hyperpigmentation with To The People.