Skin longevity is the lead trend for 2025: the focus has shifted from anti-aging to proactive health and resilience. Instead of simply targeting wrinkles, consumers prefer clinically tested routines that improve and hydrate with ingredients like low molecular weight hyaluronic acid, ceramides, niacinamide, and peptides, backed by dermatologist-designed science. Restorative Beauty: Transformative Treatments Restorative skincare…
Rodan + Fields believes results matter. Skin’s needs evolve with age, so every formula is purpose-built to target hydration, firmness, and radiance, not just promises. In your 40s, changes in collagen, moisture, and texture mean the right regimen can make all the difference. Why Mature Skin Deserves Derm-Designed Care By age 40, skin’s oxygen capacity…
Serum technology is advancing in 2025, shaped by clinical research, ingredient transparency, and streamlined routines. Consumers are demanding skincare that delivers, not just promises. The focus: smarter, more personal formulas that meet diverse skin needs with measurable results. Why Serums Dominate Skincare Today Serums have become essential, not optional. The global facial serum market reached…
Skincare shouldn’t overwhelm; each step should serve a clear, necessary purpose. This guide reveals how Rodan + Fields regimens make daily care logical and effective, using dermatologist expertise and breakthrough innovation for more radiant and healthier-looking, skin. Why Clarity Wins in Skincare Leading dermatologists agree: strategic simplicity leads to stronger, healthier skin. When routines focus…
Looking for a simple, recognized way to keep skin clear, balanced, and looking healthy this year? Whether the skin is consistently normal or shows combination traits (like an oily T-zone and drier cheeks), today’s best routines are streamlined, expert-backed, and built for visible improvement. Here’s what 2025’s skin science says, no fluff, just clarity. Why…
As the #1 Female Dermatologist Founded Skincare Brand in the U.S.1, our mission remains clear: to deliver visible, life-changing skincare results tailored to every stage of a woman’s life. Our Founders, Dr. Katie Rodan and Dr. Kathy Fields, recognized that traditional skincare was not enough. Rodan + Fields’ in-house scientists in Berkeley, California relentlessly pursued…
Holiday season = prime time for family gatherings, festive parties, and every reason to show up with your skin looking its best. This quick, simple skincare routine will have you prepped and glowing in no time. Pre-Party Skincare Steps: Time to Glow Prepping your skin a day or two before the event gives your routine…
The holiday season is here, and it’s time to glow! We’ve rounded up beauty essentials under $100—perfect for your glam bestie, skincare-obsessed sibling, or a little self-care treat for yourself. These glow-boosting finds keep you looking bright long after the holiday parties are over. For the Glossy Girl on the Go If she’s always on…
The best part of a jaw-dropping Halloween costume? The makeup that ties it all together. Halloween is just around the corner, and while you’re busy perfecting your show-stopping costume and makeup, your skin might be feeling the weight of face paint, glitter, and special effects. But fear not! We’re here to help you prepare with…
For centuries, shea butter has been a popular product for moisturizing and protecting skin. Why is this plant-based oil such a common ingredient for lotions, creams, and other moisturizers? To discover why shea butter has so many enthusiastic fans, explore our guide. What is shea butter? In its natural form, shea butter looks like a…
What is a lip plumper and how does it work? Lip plumpers are topical treatments that give your lips a temporary boost in fullness. They usually contain ingredients to support increased circulation in the skin and causes your lips to swell. There are some lip plumpers that you should apply before putting on lip gloss…
June is Acne Awareness Month, and there is no better time to learn about this common skin condition, its causes, and treatments. According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, about 50 million Americans have acne yearly. On the global scale, acne affects 9.4% of the population and about 85% of persons between 12 to…