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Of those, I use four regularly, and one or two I apply occasionally. Today, many of us have a veritable beauty counter in our bathrooms. It's easy to feel that if you don't use the right serums, acids, creams and masks, you're doomed to wrinkled, splotchy and prematurely aged skin.
- ▪Of those, I use four regularly, and one or two I apply occasionally.
- ▪Today, many of us have a veritable beauty counter in our bathrooms.
- ▪It's easy to feel that if you don't use the right serums, acids, creams and masks, you're doomed to wrinkled, splotchy and prematurely aged skin.
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| Publication time | Fri, 12 Jun 2026 05:00:00 -0400 |
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Want a better skin care routine? Sign up for our one-week guide June 12, 20265:00 AM ET By Kelle Walsh Beck Harlan for NPR I own at least 10 skin care products. Of those, I use four regularly, and one or two I apply occasionally. And the others? Honestly, they're just gathering dust. Today, many of us have a veritable beauty counter in our bathrooms. It's easy to feel that if you don't use the right serums, acids, creams and masks, you're doomed to wrinkled, splotchy and prematurely aged skin. Do we really need all this stuff to achieve healthy, attractive skin? That's the topic of Life Kit's Guide to Skin Care. In this newsletter series, you'll learn how to create a routine and find products that work for your goals right now and in the years to come.
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