Skin care for tattoos promotes healing, prevents infection and scarring, and ensures longevity. At least 32% of Americans have at least one tattoo on their body, according to Pew Research Center. Tattoos are essentially wounds to the skin, and following a skin care routine that includes moisturizing helps prevent it from becoming dry and flaky, ultimately affecting the clarity and vibrancy of the tattoo’s colors. 

Simply put, aging is “the process of growing old.” No brainer, right? But when it comes to your skin, aging means noticeable changes over time. As your skin ages, should your go-to products change too? Let’s dive in. 

The ultimate guide to vitamin C skin care

Our expert estheticians have the answers to all your questions about the potent antioxidant.

Dark spots, age spots, liver spots – call them what you will, they all point to one thing: hyperpigmentation. While the appearance of spots can be frustrating, understanding their causes can be the first step toward effective prevention and treatment.

Sun exposure, hormonal shifts and skin inflammation all play significant roles in developing these unwelcomed marks. Fall is a great time to get serious about treating them, especially after a summer of sun. The cooler, less UV-intense days are perfect for focusing on skin recovery.