When it comes to keeping your skin looking young, it's about more than just sunblock and serums. From the temperature of your morning shower to what you put on your plate, take the anti-aging quiz and find out how your skincare IQ stacks up.
Do you exercise at least 3 times a week? Does the air conditioner blast at work? Did you check the weather forecast for poor air quality conditions today? Do you raise more than one glass of alcohol a day?
Dermatologist Dr. Diane Berson talks about why the answers to these questions may be keeping you from looking younger. She gives tips and tricks on how to re-energize your skin and improve your complexion. She also talks about the science behind the serums, fills you in on the ingredients you should be looking for in your beauty aisle and how to avoid being buried under skincare products.
According to a recent poll, each year 63 million women stop using their skincare products because they aren't working fast enough. Despite spending billions of dollars on the latest serums, lotions and creams, they're turning their bathroom counters into skincare graveyards!
Available content includes soundbites from Dr. Diane Berson.
Do you exercise at least 3 times a week? Does the air conditioner blast at work? Did you check the weather forecast for poor air quality conditions today? Do you raise more than one glass of alcohol a day?
Dermatologist Dr. Diane Berson talks about why the answers to these questions may be keeping you from looking younger. She gives tips and tricks on how to re-energize your skin and improve your complexion. She also talks about the science behind the serums, fills you in on the ingredients you should be looking for in your beauty aisle and how to avoid being buried under skincare products.
According to a recent poll, each year 63 million women stop using their skincare products because they aren't working fast enough. Despite spending billions of dollars on the latest serums, lotions and creams, they're turning their bathroom counters into skincare graveyards!
Available content includes soundbites from Dr. Diane Berson.
