|Articles|August 15, 2022
The Mainstream Patient: August 15
Author(s)Kaitlyn Bader, Associate Editor
This week's edition of the Mainstream Patient features stories about adult acne, Native American beauty products, a non-irritating retinol serum, beauty brands that support abortion rights, and more.
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In this week’s edition, Self interviews Keke Palmer about adult acne and Vogue talks Tower 28's hypochlorous acid spray. Cosmopolitan lists 13 Native American and Indigenous-owned beauty products and Glamour discusses undereye patches for brighter eyes. Elle examines StriVectin's Advanced Retinol Nightly Multi-Correct Serum and Allure dives into beauty brands that support abortion rights.
Keke Palmer Would Love for Someone to Cure Adult Acne Already
TikTok Made Me Buy It: This Facial Spray Beloved for Its Eczema and Acne-Soothing Powers
13 Native American and Indigenous-Owned Beauty Products to Try
The 30 Best Undereye Patches to Make Mornings a Little Less Rough
Finally, A Retinol Serum That Gives Me Visible Results Without Irritation
Does Your Favorite Beauty Brand Support Abortion Rights?
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