The beauty industry is booming, and bloggers and influencers tell their followers every day about new miracle products and universal beauty recipes. However, getting carried away with the novelties can threaten more than just your wallet. Canadian dermatologist with twenty years of experience Sandy Skotnicki is convinced that the main enemy of healthy skin is hyper-care—that is, overusing cosmetics and beauty procedures. Hyper-care fans first damage the skin’s natural defenses with soap and cleansing products, and then try to restore them with multi-step care. Skotnicki explains how to get rid of dermatitis, itching, burning, and many other problems (and, along with that, most of your cosmetic jars) by not interfering with the skin’s natural life. Her method is based on clinical research and includes a reasonable minimum of skincare products and an author’s diet.