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How Bond-Building Haircare Actually Works -

If you regularly heat-style, perm, or dye your hair, you’re probably familiar with the signs of damaged strands: dryness, breakage, split ends, frizz, and—if you’ve really put your hair through the ringer—limp, stretchy strands that feel mushy to the touch. Luckily, in recent years, haircare shelves have been flooded with products designed to repair damaged hair on a molecular level. Bond-building (or bond-repair) haircare—which can include shampoos, conditioners, masks, treatments, and styling products—is often touted as having miraculous reparative qualities for even the most stressed-out tresses. Ahead, we dive into the science behind bond-building hair products to answer the question, “Do they really work?”

Protect Your Skin Barrier With These Extra-Gentle Face Washes -

Signs of a damaged moisture barrier—the outer protective layer of your skin—can range from dryness and dehydration to redness, inflammation, painful burning, and stubborn acne. And while many skincare products aim to repair and restore a weakened skin barrier, we can all agree that it’s better to prevent your barrier from becoming compromised in the first place. Although our skin barriers can take a hit from things out of our control (like pollution and harsh weather), drying facial cleansers can wreak havoc as well. Ahead, Beautylish editors share our favorite gentle cleansers that effectively purify skin without stripping essential moisture.