Dermatologist explains why pores and oiliness remain top skin complaints
Why do visible pores, oiliness and irregular texture still top skin complaints, even with the most advanced skincare in history and a wider offer of actives than ever?
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Why do visible pores, oiliness and irregular texture still rank among the top complaints for those who care about their skin, even with the most sophisticated skincare in history and an unprecedented offer of actives? That is the question driving this story, signed by dermatologist and Creamy founder Dr. Luiz Romancini.
Romancini walks through factors like climate, genetics, lifestyle, the overload of information on social media and the search for more even skin to explain that perception. And he points to a shift underway: a consumer more interested in evidence-based routines than in trends.
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