Valerie Monroe is a journalist who writes for The Cut and Yahoo News. She specializes in beauty and skincare topics, providing expert advice and insights on various issues such as under-eye shadows, gray hair, in-office skin treatments, and more. With a focus on practical solutions and trends, Valerie aims to help readers navigate the world of beauty and self-care.
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Valerie Monroe's coverage primarily focuses on beauty and fashion, particularly in relation to dermatology, skincare, anti-aging, and cosmetic procedures. She frequently seeks expert commentary and provides how-to guides for her audience.
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A question from a 61-year-old reader prompted a decisive response from a dermatologist.
By: Valerie Monroe
Q: Recently, I read a post in the New York Times about a facial scrubber and wondered what you know about using manual tools like these?
By: Valerie Monroe
Q: SeroVital keeps popping up in my Instagram feed. It's a powder or capsule containing something that allegedly stimulates human growth hormone and claims to improve muscle mass, skin tone, and sleep.
By: Valerie Monroe
Q: At 39, I think I'm doing all right in general, appearance-wise — but my décolletage could use some work, and I have no idea how to go about that.
Dermatologist Tina Alster has a protocol for helping the aging of the décolletage.
By: Valerie Monroe
Q: As I've gotten older, eyewear has become necessary — welcome to the world of readers — and the glasses have affected the skin on the bridge of my nose.
Dermatologist Heidi Waldorf has some suggestions, ranking from least to most invasive solutions.
I think it’s partly that her face has always been interesting, in that it reflected her uniqueness; her latest transformation reaffirms that.
By: Valerie Monroe
Q: Love your column! I am fair and fully experiencing the thinning of skin on my face (60 next year). Drooping is more of an issue than wrinkling, but wrinkling is catching up.
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