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The Mainstream Patient: March 7
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This week's edition of the Mainstream Patients features stories about the benefits of face steaming for the skin, doctors that are making hair transplants more accessible to Black patients, and more.
In this week’s edition, Self invesitgates the benefits of face steaming and if Omicron ended the pandemic. InStyle looks at a serum that evens skin tone and Fortune talks the launch of a celebrity sun care brand for all skin tones. Allure interviews doctors that are making hair transplants more accessible for Black patients and Yahoo dives into slugging.
Is There Really Any Benefit to Steaming Your Face?
Will Endemic COVID-19 Be a Reality Soon Thanks to Omicron?
According to Shoppers in Their 40s, This Serum Makes Sunspots and Mouth Lines Disappear
Model Winnie Harlow raises $4.1 million to launch Cay Skin, a sun care brand for all skin tones
These Doctors Are Making Hair Transplants More Accessible for Black Patients
Dermatologist weighs in on 'slugging,' the new popular skin care trend
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