Because the majority of adult humans have cellulite, according to dermatologist Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip, MD, this is a pretty popular club—and membership is nothing to be ashamed of or feel uncomfortable about.

“The primary purpose is to hydrate and nourish the skin,” explains Dr. Ip. But, while they’re good for gentle cleansing, they’re not as good at removing makeup in general.

“Those with dry and/or sensitive skin should stick to creamy and/or hydrating cleansers,” recommends Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip, MD, FAAD, and owner of Vibrant Dermatology and SkinBar MD

As a natural part of the aging process, we all lose collagen and elastin,” says Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip, MD, FAAD, owner of Vibrant Dermatology and SkinBar MD.

In the realm of skincare ingredients, it doesn’t get much better than niacinamide and vitamin C.

“Sharing razors is a major no-no from a dermatologist’s perspective,” Joyce Imahiyerobo-Ip, MD, a Boston-based dermatologist and the CEO of Vibrant Dermatology and Skin Bar, tells SELF.

Black people are more than three times as likely to be diagnosed with melanoma at a late stage than white people, while Hispanic people are more than 1.5 times as likely, according to one study.