If you're just as obsessed with skincare as we are, you should be reading more than just the ingredient lists on the back of your products. We recommend reading info about your skin type, ancient practices that are still used today, new innovative tools, tricks that have worked for our favorite skinfluencers and more. Looking for specific recommendations? Below, find eight critically-acclaimed books all about skin.Beauty Stories from Around the World by Makeup Museum x L'OréalThis coffee table book is so much more than a pretty fixture to balance your living room aesthetic. The Makeup Museum partnered with L'Oréal USA to fill in the holes of beauty history with diverse perspectives and images that will make you want to give this one a read.Your Glass Skin Guide: How to Achieve Your Healthiest Skin Yet by Alicia YoonGot #glassskin goals? Celebrity esthetician and Peach & Lily founder, Alicia Yoon, wrote this free e-book that breaks down her 20 years of skincare experience into a practical guide to achieve your healthiest skin yet. The Skinny Confidential's Get the F*ck Out of the Sun: Routines, Products, Tips, and Insider Secrets from 100+ of the World's Best Skincare Gurus by Lauryn Evarts BosstickHere’s your preventative skincare bible courtesy of Lauryn Evarts Bosstick — beauty podcaster, blogger and brand founder that has a cheeky, no-nonsense approach to your most pressing questions. She also includes the advice of other top influencers from Patrick Starrr to Bobbi Brown.Skincare Decoded: The Practical Guide to Beautiful Skin by Victoria Fu and Gloria LuVictoria Fu and Gloria Lu met as skincare chemists at L'Oréal before they set off together to create Chemist Confessions, a blog, podcast and skincare line dedicated to teaching people about the science behind the products they use. This book is ideal for those who are building a skincare routine from the ground up and want a transparent, science-backed guide to finding the right ingredients for their skin type (or just fellow beauty nerds).Skincare: the New Edit by Caroline HironsWhether you are a skincare pro or overwhelmed by information, “Skincare: The New Edit” covers where to start, how to build a routine, ingredients to look for and things to avoid, whatever your age, skin concerns or budget.Skincare for Your Soul: Achieving Outer Beauty and Inner Peace with Korean Skincare by Jude ChaoK-beauty fans and self-care lovers alike will appreciate this read that links the two. You’ll learn how to develop an ideal skincare routine and use it to help manage stress, anxiety, and depression.Face Fitness: Simple Exercises and Rituals for Toned, Glowing Skin by Patricia San PedroTake your skincare to the next level with this guide to toning, sculpting and strengthening your skin using simple, natural techniques. Inside the pages, find 50 easy-to-follow exercises (hello, Cheekbone Press) along with illustrations and empowering mantras.Black Skin: The Definitive Skincare Guide  by Dija AyodeleMelanin-rich has its own unique needs that deserve a comprehensive guidebook like this. Author Dija Ayodele shares everything from transformative essentials to how to work out your skin. Design: Juliana CampisiRead More:Skincare Tools Under $25 That Are Worth Adding to Your RoutineOur Editors Can’t Get Enough of Garnier’s New Sheet Masks — Here’s WhyBlack Beauty Influencers to Follow for Skincare Advice
