With winter months turning our skin dry and flaky, some skincare gurus have come up with a simple cure that many swear by - slugging. Thankfully, the trend doesn’t involve any slithering molluscs - ...

For people with sensitive skin, it can be difficult to manage blemishes, dryness and irritation at any time of year. Searching for solutions, it's easy to come across people on social media ...

The latest viral skincare trend may have an off-putting name, but thankfully it has little to do with molluscs. Known as "slugging", this technique could be the secret to achieving bouncy, ...

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TikTok isn’t always the best place to get skin advice, according to Dr. Dendy Engelman. Engelman — a board-certified dermatologist who has worked with Sofia Vergara for years — got real with Us Weekly ...

Slugging is the latest TikTok skincare trend — the #slugging hashtag has amassed more than 230 million views so far. Essentially, the act of slugging means applying an occlusive — a petroleum-based ...

Slugging, a social media beauty craze that has gained major traction in recent years, may sound a little unpleasant, but it’s actually something that many beauty enthusiasts have been doing for years.

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Slugging might seem the perfect fix for much-needed relief for dry, irritated skin. Although many dermatologists approve of skin slugging for normal skin, they warn it may worsen certain skin ...

This winter, many people are dealing with unbearably dry, patchy skin. But lucky for you, dermatologists have a simple solution. The latest viral skincare trend is called "slugging," which involves ...