Between 40-50 million people in the U.S have acne, and let's be honest — almost everyone has experienced an unsightly bump at some point. All those bumps are boosting beauty company's profits, specifically those of companies that produce pimple patches, but are the products really working?
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Quick: What's the first thing you plan to do as soon as quarantine and shelter-in-place orders are lifted? If you say "go to the salon," you'd be one of millions desperate for a cut, color, treatment. But before you do that, there are more than a few things you ought to know.
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Being in quarantine has tested us in all sorts of ways — for instance, one is having to deal with a lack of access to hair salons, and pretty much letting our hair run wild. But if you couldn't wait and watch your fringe grow or length ends grow, you may have given yourself a DIY cut.
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Decades after her death, Princess Diana remains a fashion icon. The royal is remembered for her classy and timeless style, although many people today have forgotten that, in her younger years, some of her makeup choices were a bit bold for a member of the royal family.
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There are lots of little actions that can cause big problems with your smile.
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If you drink coffee on a daily basis, and you've gotten in the good savings habit of preparing your own coffee at home, there's one downside to the whole process — you end up with a mess of soggy grounds you can't just wash down the drain. Compost isn't the only way coffee grounds can be recycled.
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How have your nails been looking lately? If it's been a while since your last manicure and you'd like your hands to be looking all pretty and polished once again, Women's Health talked with an expert manicurist from NYC spa Chillhouse to get all her best hints and tips for the perfect DIY manicure.
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Actress turned Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Denise Richards is going au naturel. While launching her new skincare line, CBMe, the fan favorite, known for her laid-back approach and no-nonsense attitude, encourages women to forego surgical aides and simply taking better care of their skin.
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If you're self-isolating, staying at home, and have no reason to see anyone, you might be interested in a little experiment: stop washing your hair and let your scalp get used to the feeling of being in its own natural oils, because some experts say that grease — also known as sebum — can be good.
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If you are spending the day without setting foot outdoors, you may have decided this is the best time to be your comfiest self. So, if you were at home, you'd probably dump the makeup and go bare — or just wear moisturizer. But dermatologists say you need sunscreen to go on top of that.
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The coronavirus pandemic has affected our daily fashion in the form of face masks, which are now being recommended for those going out in public. If you typically wear makeup and are also now wearing a face mask, you might have encountered some issues applying typical products.
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It is well studied and publicized that coffee offers a host of benefits to its drinkers. Coffee also contains several nutrients key to overall health such as vitamin B2, potassium, and niacin, not to mention it is a powerhouse of antioxidants. So is it good for your skin?
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If you're like many women, you have had the same nail shape for, well, forever. But did you know that how you shape your nails can change the entire look of your hand, and become the perfect style accessory? Here are the nail shapes you should consider.
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Going to be bed without washing your face is bad news and can have a cumulative harmful effect on your skin, your lashes, and beneath the surface.
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Ready for a haircut in 2020? If you've been feeling blasé about your hair lately, you might consider changing up your look. The List spoke with hair experts and stylists across North America to determine the hottest haircut trends for 2020. This is what they said.
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Natural hair has gained popularity in the black community in recent years, with women omitting harsh chemicals in favor of a more natural approach to hair care. But donning natural hair is more complicated than it sounds. Here are a few things you should know.
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For some, there's nothing worse than getting a pimple in the middle of your face. But that's the kind of skin problem cystic acne sufferers could only dream of. Only those who experience it understand the mental and physical pain of cystic acne. So what is it and, more importantly, what causes it?
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Experts agree that pure essential oils work with your body's chemistry to promote healing results, and one of the things they have been known to heal is dry skin. But which are the best essential oils for dry skin? We have not one, but several different recommendations based on your specific needs.
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If you really can't talk yourself out of a trim, there are few things you can do to manage the risks that this particular DIY task might have, and this starts with buying a pair of proper styling scissors. Here's what else you need to know about giving yourself a haircut at home.
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When injected in small doses, the botulism toxin we call Botox is a cosmetic surgeon's dream. It's also used as a non-cosmetic treatment for eye disorders, migraines, bladder spasms, and excessive sweating. But Botox can still function as a poison if used incorrectly. Here's what you need to know.
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Hilary Duff traded in her signature blonde hairstyle for a bright turquoise blue bob. The Lizzie McGuire star posted a selfie on April 12 unveiling her new color. She simply captioned the Instagram photo, "Yea," along with a shrug emoji.
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It's marketed and sold as a natural way to take the wave and frizz out of your hair. But while a Brazilian Blowout could be the answer to a girl's frizz-free life, researchers say you need to read the fine print on the treatment before giving it a go.
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We've found some totally Instagram-worthy designs that will scream Easter on Sunday, but then flow seamlessly into general "spring nails." No one will peg you as the type of person who leaves their Christmas lights up year round with these designs. Here are some design inspos we are totally loving.
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Because it is full of Vitamins A and E, as well as essential fatty acids, shea butter is both great for skin and a promising ingredient for hair care products. Shea oil could be used to deal with dryness and increase shine, prevent split-ends, and reduce the frizz in your hair.
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There is some evidence that zinc might help prevent or even reverse hair loss in some cases, but there are some things to be aware of, too. Here's what you need to know about taking zinc supplements for your hair health.
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There are a number of reasons why women don't think they look good in shorts, and one of those reasons could be cellulite. Cellulite happens when the fat beneath your skin pushes up against the connective tissue, making it look dimpled, bumpy, and giving it the appearance of an orange peel.
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We add lemon juice as an ingredient to our entrees, mix it into our salads, use it in tea, and drink it as a juice. But because it is rich in vitamin C and citric acid, lemons don't just work its magic when we eat or drink it, it can work well when we use it on our skin, too.
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