From serums to fancy moisturizers and creams, skin care routines among teens have become increasingly more complicated, but Vancouver dermatologist Dr. Jessica Smith believes less is more when it comes to skin.
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Source: The Columbian
Teen skin care: Less is more, Vancouver dermatologist says
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