Botox…for your armpit?

We all know Antoni Porowski knows his way around a kitchen-but how well does he know his way around skincare? Turns out, he's a pro! Here, Antoni shares his best skincare tips (some he even picked up from fellow Queer Eye star, Jonathan Van Ness).

In a recent U.S. survey, 47% of dermatologists and dermatology residents reported that their medical training (medical school and/or residency) was inadequate in training them on skin conditions in blacks. Let that soak in.

While in Seoul, South Korea, Allure's digital beauty reporter Devon Abelman explored the lift edge filler trend, which upturns the corners of your lips for a more smiley look.

Model and actress Olivia Culpo travels the world, walks red carpets, and gets glammed by the best hair and makeup artists in the world- and documents it all to her nearly 4 million Instagram followers. So her nighttime skincare routine is as efficient and luxurious as you’d imagine, but it’s not without a few drugstore picks and easy tricks.

That skin around your underwear and bikini lines is sensitive and should be handled with care—a specific skin-care regime, that is.

As temperatures and humidity levels begin to rise, everyone is encouraged to switch their moisturizers to replenish their skin’s moisture without causing it to shine like the summer sun. This selection of gel-like moisturizers will supply you with a seamless transition into summer, for happier and healthier skin from June through September!

As an expert in my industry, I am always open to learning about the newest and best treatments on the market. I came across this article about “Skin Botox” and wanted to share it with you. Do you think it’s the injectable of the future?

Kristin Cavallari made her television debut on MTV's hit teen reality show Laguna Beach back in 2004. She's come a long way since-Cavallari is now an entrepreneur behind jewelry and home goods brand Uncommon James, a mother of three, and wife to former NFL quarterback Jay Cutler.

The Dallas heat and humidity make a face full of makeup feel oppressive. But how do you go without it? First, you need to address the condition of your makeup-free skin and evaluate any dark spots, redness, or scars that are concealed by the foundation. All of which can be improved in the hands of a skilled technician.

The first step to figuring out how to take care of your skin and which products to use is properly identifying your skin type.

Kylie Jenner, the youngest of the Kardashian-Jenner clan and creator of Kylie Cosmetics, sent social media into overdrive when a few weeks ago she announced the expansion of her beauty empire to include a line of “vegan, “cruelty free, paraben, and sulfate free” skincare products. Packaged in millennial pink bottles, the inaugural collection includes a vanilla milk toner, foaming face wash, vitamin C serum, face moisturizer, eye cream, as well as a very controversial product. A walnut face scrub.

Caring for your skin, while important, can be extremely expensive. Especially if you live by the belief that the higher the cost, the better the results. The truth is that there are amazing skincare products on the market that can help your skin without breaking the bank.

I recently came across this New York Times article by Tessa Miller that chronicled her quest to find a skin care routine that not only benefited her physical health but mental health as well.

Summer is right around the corner and with it comes outdoor activities and long days around the pool- all in the summer sun. A common result? Sunburns.

This Danish Victoria Secret Model has some unorthodox but effective methods of keeping her skin youthful and glowing from Chinese animal face masks to ACTUALLY shaving her face. Check out Josephine Skriver's tips to achieving her healthy and radiant skin in this latest episode of #GoToBedWithMe.

From gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated’s Swimsuit Issue, starring on Netflix’s Grace and Frankie, running her own digital fashion app, and raising her two kids, Brooklyn Decker does it all. More impressively? She does it all while having great skin.

Chances are that answer is simply – yes.

If you’re like me, you’ve heard tons of skincare advice from friends, tv, online, or even from the pages of your favorite magazines. The problem is that tips that work for some may not work for others and have been shunned by medical professionals for the harm they can potentially cause.