Research
What dermatology research says about shaving, skin and sun, in plain English.
Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology · 2019
A review of razor bumps: shaving technique matters, including shaving with the grain, not stretching the skin, and avoiding very close multi-blade shaves for people prone to ingrown hairs. Severe cases need a dermatologist.
Study: Pseudofolliculitis barbae: current treatment options
Read the study ↗Annals of Internal Medicine · 2013
In 903 adults in Queensland, daily broad-spectrum sunscreen use over 4.5 years showed no detectable increase in skin ageing, compared with discretionary use. Daily SPF is the best-supported anti-ageing habit.
Study: Sunscreen and prevention of skin aging: a randomized trial
Read the study ↗Clinical Medicine & Research · 2017
Moisturisers help restore the skin barrier and reduce dryness and irritation. Simple formulas used consistently matter more than exotic ingredients.
Study: The role of moisturizers in addressing various kinds of dermatitis: a review
Read the study ↗Not medical advice. We explain published research in plain English for general interest only. Studies have limits and results vary. Talk to your GP or a qualified health professional before changing your routine, especially if you are pregnant, take medication or have a health condition.
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