You don’t need to wash your face every morning — but if you do, watch out for these ingredients
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Board-certified dermatologists emphasize the best products are often available in the drug store, and less is usually more.
When you get to the sink in the morning, you do you. Most dermatologists don't really care whether you wash your face every morning. (If you're thinking "eww," just know: Eva Longoria doesn't wash hers.) "Having a generality — 'You need to wash your face twice a day' — is too much," Dr. Tanya Kormelli, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of the Derm & Rejuvenation Institute in Santa Monica, said. She's not alone. Doctors we spoke to in San Diego and in New York agree, and so does a dermatology startup founder who literally sells cleanser. When it comes to deciding how often to wash your face, a lot depends on what kind of skin you're in.
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