What to Do If Your Prescription Cream Irritates Your Skin
What should you do if your prescription retinoid cream irritates your skin so much you can't use it? O's beauty director, Val Monroe, has the answer.
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In What Order Should I Apply Face Treatments?
O's beauty director, Valerie Monroe, on serum, collagen, and retinoid application.
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Your Skin's New Best Friend
Five reasons you probably don't use a retinoid (and why you should consider it).
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Val Answers Your Top 20 Skincare Questions
Val Monroe's favorite skincare dilemmas along with their bottom-line solutions.
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Is This Any Way to Treat a Face?
Experts give the facts on anti-aging treatments that are non-surgical, including Botox, chemical peels, Restylane and more.
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5 Steps to Getting Gorgeous Legs
If you're letting a few veins, blotches, and bumps stand in the way of summer's fluttery little skirts, cool shorts, and the deliciousness of warm breezes on bare skin...stop right now and read this.
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From the November 2008 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine
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