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You’re reading Cosmetic Conundrums, a column where Zoe Diana Draelos, M.D., explains the research behind common cosmetic products and trends. Do you have a topic you’d like Dr. Draelos to discuss? Let us know. |
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Facial care fleshed out
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Q. What is the medical value of the popular paper face masks?
There is no medical value to paper face masks. Then, why are they so popular with consumers?
Q. Is there an effective cosmetic treatment for black dot follicles?
Black dot follicles do not respond well to acne treatment, and comedolytics, such as benzoyl peroxide, may cause excessive skin irritation. Could this treatment help?
Q. What is the role of skin care products that do not damage the microbiome?
Microbiome has certainly become the buzzword of the moment in skincare! A new claim entering the cosmetic advertising vernacular is “does not damage the microbiome.” What exactly does this mean?
Find the answers here.
Want more Cosmetic Conundrums? Visit this page for more from Dr. Draelos. |
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