Concerns
Common skin concerns explained — what they are, what causes them, and what helps.
22 concerns total.
Recently published concerns
Crepey Neck SkinCrepey Neck Skin looks thin, dry, finely crinkled, or paper-like across the neck.
Crow's FeetCrow’s Feet are fan-shaped fine lines and wrinkles at the outer corners of the eyes.
Early Wrinkle PreventionEarly wrinkle prevention is a cosmetic-appearance concern about helping skin look smoother for longer, especially before deep lines are the main issue.
Expression LinesExpression Lines are wrinkles that appear or deepen when the face moves, such as smiling, squinting, raising the brows, or frowning.
Facial HyperpigmentationFacial Hyperpigmentation means uneven brown, tan, gray-brown, or darker-looking patches on the face.
Forehead WrinklesForehead Wrinkles are horizontal lines or creases across the forehead.
Sagging Neck SkinSagging Neck Skin describes loose-looking skin under the chin or along the neck that can soften the jawline and make the neck look less firm.
Skin SensitivitySkin Sensitivity describes skin that stings, burns, feels tight, flushes, flakes, or reacts to products that used to feel normal.
All concerns
Browse every published concerns alphabetically.
Adult AcneAdult Acne describes breakouts that continue after the teen years or first appear in adulthood.
BlackheadsBlackheads are visible dark plugs in pores.
- Crepey Neck Skin
Crepey Neck Skin looks thin, dry, finely crinkled, or paper-like across the neck.
- Crow's Feet
Crow’s Feet are fan-shaped fine lines and wrinkles at the outer corners of the eyes.
Dark CirclesDark circles are the visible look of darkness under the eyes.
Dark Spots from AcneDark Spots from Acne are flat pigmented marks left after acne lesions calm down.
Dry SkinDry Skin is the visible and sensory pattern of skin that feels tight, rough, flaky, dull, or less comfortable even after moisturizing.
DullnessDullness is the visible appearance of skin that looks lackluster, rough-textured, or lacking glow.
- Early Wrinkle Prevention
Early wrinkle prevention is a cosmetic-appearance concern about helping skin look smoother for longer, especially before deep lines are the main issue.
- Expression Lines
Expression Lines are wrinkles that appear or deepen when the face moves, such as smiling, squinting, raising the brows, or frowning.
- Facial Hyperpigmentation
Facial Hyperpigmentation means uneven brown, tan, gray-brown, or darker-looking patches on the face.
Facial RednessFacial Redness means red-looking, flushed-looking, or blotchy facial skin.
Fine LinesFine lines are the thin, shallow surface lines that first appear on the face — typically around the eyes, mouth, and forehead — and on areas of the neck and hands where skin is thinner and more sun-exposed.
- Forehead Wrinkles
Forehead Wrinkles are horizontal lines or creases across the forehead.
Large PoresLarge Pores are normal facial openings that look more visible because of oil, debris, blackheads, rough texture, lower firmness, or sun-related surface changes.
Periorbital PuffinessPeriorbital puffiness means a puffy or swollen-looking appearance around the eyes.
- Sagging Neck Skin
Sagging Neck Skin describes loose-looking skin under the chin or along the neck that can soften the jawline and make the neck look less firm.
- Skin Sensitivity
Skin Sensitivity describes skin that stings, burns, feels tight, flushes, flakes, or reacts to products that used to feel normal.
Sun DamageSun Damage is the umbrella consumer-language term for the appearance changes that long-term and repeated UV exposure leaves on skin.
Turkey NeckTurkey Neck is a consumer term for loose under-chin or front-neck skin that creates soft vertical folds or a wattle-like look.
Under-Eye BagsUnder-eye bags are the visible fullness or pouch-like look beneath the lower eyelids.
WrinklesWrinkles are the visible creases and lines that develop in skin over time, ranging from shallow surface lines to deeper, more set creases on the face and neck.