Skincare is crowded with claims. Readers want to know whether a 10-step routine is necessary, which ingredients can be combined, how to treat acne without wrecking their skin barrier, and whether an expensive serum beats a drugstore one.
Our Skincare Write For Us page welcomes dermatologists, estheticians, cosmetic chemists, pharmacists, and skincare writers who can cut through the noise with accurate, practical advice. If that’s you, WorkPrices would like to publish your work.
Topics we publish
Routines by skin type. Oily, dry, combination, sensitive, and mature skin, plus simple routines for beginners and budget-conscious readers.
Ingredients. Retinoids, vitamin C, niacinamide, AHAs and BHAs, hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and how to layer or avoid mixing them.
Skin concerns. Acne, hyperpigmentation, rosacea, eczema, dark circles, and aging. Please state clearly when a condition needs a doctor.
Sun protection. SPF myths, chemical versus mineral filters, reapplication, and sunscreen for darker skin tones.
Body and specialty care. Lip, hand, scalp, and body skin, along with seasonal adjustments for dry winters or humid summers.
Lifestyle and inner health. Sleep, diet, stress, and hydration as they relate to skin, backed by solid research.
Product and treatment explainers. Cleansers, masks, devices, peels, and in-clinic treatments, covered honestly with risks and realistic results.
What a strong pitch looks like
- A specific question readers actually search for, such as “can I use retinol and vitamin C together?”
- Advice that names its evidence instead of relying on opinion alone
- Clear guidance on who an approach suits and who should avoid it
- Mentions of patch testing, sun sensitivity, or pregnancy cautions where they apply
What we decline
We don’t accept claims of overnight results, “detox” skincare, or advice that replaces medical treatment for conditions like eczema, severe acne, or suspicious moles. Skin-lightening promotion, sponsored posts, paid reviews, and affiliate-heavy content are also out.
Submission checklist
| Requirement | Details |
|---|---|
| Length | 1,000 to 2,000 words |
| Originality | Unique and unpublished elsewhere |
| Sourcing | Credible sources such as dermatology associations, peer-reviewed studies, or health authorities |
| Images | Your own or royalty-free; before-and-after photos need written consent |
| Links | 1 to 2 relevant links to your clinic, site, or profile |
| Bio | Up to 50 words with a headshot |
How to pitch
Email contact@workprices.com with the subject line Skincare Write For Us – [Your Topic]. Include a working title, a short outline, a line about your credentials or experience, and links to a few published pieces.
You’ll hear back within 3 to 5 business days. If approved, send the full draft as a Google Doc or Word file, and we’ll confirm the publish date after editing.
Quick answers
Is it paid?
No. Publishing is free and unpaid, and you receive a byline, bio, and link.
Can I promote my clinic or product line?
You can mention it in your bio, but the article itself must be educational.
Can I republish it elsewhere?
No. Accepted posts remain exclusive to WorkPrices.
Content on WorkPrices is for general information only and is not medical or dermatological advice. Readers with persistent skin problems should see a qualified professional. We may edit or decline any submission.
Ready to pitch your skincare article?
Send your idea to contact@workprices.com. We’d love to read your Skincare Write For Us pitch.