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Jan 7, 2025 | uniquebeauty.com | Marsha Takeda-Morrison |Lexy White |Brittany Leitner |Gillian Fuller

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Jan 7, 2025 | uniquebeauty.com | Elizabeth Denton |Lexy White |Brittany Leitner |Marsha Takeda-Morrison

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Jan 7, 2025 | uniquebeauty.com | Jihan Forbes |Lexy White |Brittany Leitner |Marsha Takeda-Morrison

“If you overuse dry shampoo, you can get some product buildup on your scalp and hair. Your scalp can become irritated, inflamed, flaky, and itchy,” Logerfero says. “Shampooing helps remove dirt, debris, oil, odors, and other chemicals from both the scalp and hair. Using a dry shampoo does not do that.” Think of dry shampoo as a once-to-twice-a-week thing, depending on your hair type. Cleansing in the shower is what removes the gunk so that your hair and scalp can remain healthy.

Jan 7, 2025 | uniquebeauty.com | Erika Stalder |Lexy White |Brittany Leitner |Marsha Takeda-Morrison

by Erika Stalder January 8, 2025 Given the “skinification” of makeup (the influx of makeup products infused with skin care ingredients), you might assume that mascara, eyeshadow, and other eye makeup formulations are becoming more skin friendly too, and by extension perhaps safer to wear for extended periods of time — including during a night’s rest. But Heather Rogers, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist based in Seattle and the founder of skin care brand Doctor Rogers, knows better. “Yes,...

Jan 6, 2025 | uniquebeauty.com | Elizabeth Denton |Lexy White |Brittany Leitner |Marsha Takeda-Morrison

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