The Skiny

Alopecia Areata Slapped onto Centre Stage at the 94th Academy Awards. Here's the Skiny on this medical condition. ,

Alopecia Makes its Oscar Debut with Jada Pinkett Smith During last night’s Oscar Awards, Chris Rock directed a bald joke at Jada Pinkett Smith, which did not sit well with ‘Best Actor’ winner Will Smith.

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Yes, tan lines from Crow's feet is a real thing but we can help with two easy steps.
1) Relax the muscles that cause Crow's Feet to form with a simple injection of Botox or Dysport
2) Wear Sunscreen. Always. And. Forever.

If you have ever considered lightening your skin, or if you have lightened your skin stop and read this.

'Whiter skin in 14 days': Tracking the illegal sale of skin-whitening creams in Canada | CBC News A Marketplace investigation found illegal skin-whitening products on store shelves across Canada — and the messaging might not be the only thing toxic about them.

Quote of the day "First she works to let everyone in the world know she had a Vampire Facial and now she doesn't want anyone to talk about it," Runels said.

Kim Kardashian West sues doctor over 'Vampire Facial' Reality TV star and businesswoman Kim Kardashian West is suing an Alabama doctor over claims he wrongly used her image to promote a medical procedure called a "Vampire Facial."

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Ah, the four seasons of skincare.

Getting Your Skin Ready for the Cold These products are a must-have during the cold weather season to keep your skin hydrated and glowing.

We have written about this before. Lesson here is, if you want to get rid of hair, beware.

Strict rules needed in Canada to curb laser hair removal injuries, dermatologist says | CBC News A dermatologist who treats at least two clients a week with injuries from laser hair removal says it's "frustrating" to see clients suffering due to a lack of regulation in the Canadian beauty industry.