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Staff Favorites: Our Top Ten Acne Solutions
Acne doesn't discriminate, it affects all skin types and tones, ages and genders. At Peach & Lily, you can bet that there are a lot of die-hard skincare fanatics who only entrust their complexions to the very best. We created our Clear Complexion Collections with a lot of we thoughtfully hand-picked after much vetting and testing. This kit is great for all skin types (oily to dry – yes, even dry skin can break out!). However, you may be searching for some extra boosters to add onto your acne arsenal to give it that extra measure of reinforcement. Here we break down ten other products we love for acne, we're pretty sure they'll become your favorites, too!
Let's Beat Acne Together!
(Spoiler alert! Read until the end as there is a fun and huge giveaway that we’re doing!)
Welcome to the <br> Clear Complexion Challenge! #PLSkinGoals
Acne is a tricky skin concern to address. There are different kinds of acne, lots of treatment types, and it often requires a holistic approach to address acne and not just a topical solution.
Introducing Citrus Honey Aqua Glow
Summer is coming. We know the last thing you want to do is put on a thick layer of cream when it’s sticky out but all the highlighter in the world can’t give you a glow if your skin is dehydrated. After months of formulating, we’ve come up with a dream cream. Here’s the scoop on why you’ll want to add this formula to your shelfie.
How to Find the Perfect Cleansers for Your Skin Type
Introducing Peach Slices <br>x <br>CVS Pharmacy
Staff Secrets: The Toners We Can't Live Without
When you work at a beauty company, especially one focused in skincare, you pick up a lot of visage wisdom. Oh, and the products- the Peach & Lily staff has hundreds of products cross their desk (and complexions) every year.  In our new series, “Staff Secrets,” the team reveals their obsessions and the products you should really, truly know about (and try, like, right now).  First up, toners.
Three Products You Need to Try That Will Wake Up a Tired Complexion
Mondays are always tough, but the one after Daylight Saving Time is especially brutal. Turning the clock forward might have you (and your complexion) feeling sluggish. "Sleep deprivation shortens the time that your skin cells renew and replenish at night," says L.A. dermatologist Annie Chiu. And while you snooze, "transepidermal water loss is increased, and losing even an hour of this cellular renewal time can make the skin appear more dull." This is why "tired skin" is really often a result of dehydration. We found three products to help you look a bit more rested, even if you're missing out on a few winks.