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(Los Angeles) As we age, it becomes more important to take care of all aspects of your health, one of the most important being skincare. As a dermatologist, I tested the most popular skincare brands to determine which are most effective for maintaining healthy, youthful skin. 

The #1 brand is relatively new, but is quickly gaining popularity across America.

#5: Pond's

Pond’s has been around since the mid-1800s and has an extensive wealth of knowledge in the skincare industry. However, the company has been slow to adopt new advances in skincare science and incorporate them into their products.  Their product line, while large, is not as advanced or effective as many competitors.

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#4: Aveeno

Aveeno is well-known for their lotions and other skincare products. However, their products only focus on moisturizing skin, rather than deep, long-lasting hydration of the skin cells.

#3: Neutrogena

Neutrogena is another common brand in the skincare industry. However, in recent years the company has faced criticism because of misleading advertising and potentially dangerous ingredients being used in their products.

#2: Olay

Olay’s full selection of beauty and skincare products is tough to beat. However, it is often found to be pricey and many people think their skincare solutions involve too many steps and different products.

Who Took the #1 Spot?

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The Top 5 Skincare Brands in 2024 

For Women Over 45

The Top 5 Skincare 

Brands in 2024 

For Women Over 45