These days, shoppers can brows a vast selection of products in their grocery stores. Organic, gluten free, and vegan options are now commonly available. That means it can be overwhelming to choose the right product. A knowledge of food products can help in the decision making and we're here to help.
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Retinol is placed on a pedestal for its said skincare capabilities, and rightfully so. Its long list include targeting fine lines and wrinkles, promoting cell turnover, and positively influencing your collagen stores among other things. But there's an alternative: bakuchiol.
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You'd think Chris Wallace, who moderated the first presidential debate Tuesday night, has seen everything. Right now though, and by his own admission, he is proof that there is a first time for everything. As he told The New York Times "I'm a pro. I've never been through anything like this."
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Like the rest of us, former First Lady Michelle Obama was up on Tuesday night watching the first presidential debate. And like many of us, she took to social media to express how she felt about the way things went. She waited almost an entire day to share her views.
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Consumers have settled for a one-size-fits-all approach to haircare for far too long. It's okay to expect more from companies who assume you can use the same shampoo as your bestie. In reality, your hair is far too different from the next person's to be swept under one category.
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We've all been there: You grocery shop over the weekend, and then when you reach for the ground beef on Taco Tuesday, you find it's turned brown. Tossing it out is a bummer -- not only for the environmentally conscious who avoid food waste, but also for those of us who don't like wasting money.
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Before the evening's debate, Donald Trump's niece Mary L Trump tweeted: "Hang tight everybody. If we stick together it's all going to be OK. #VOTE." Those words were more prophetic than many of us thought, and Mary kept the Twitterverse entertained throughout the night.
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While high-impact workouts may seem like the best option to get healthier and reduce stress, it may actually be the opposite. The stress hormone, cortisol, is responsible for metabolism regulation, blood sugar levels, sleep quality, and reproductive health, just to name a few.
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During the first presidential debate, Donald Trump and Joe Biden got into it over Biden's son Hunter's military record. Here's what you need to know about Hunter Biden's discharge from the Navy.
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How could we possibly tell what the candidates were really thinking? Luckily, we have a body language expert to help us make sense of it all. Psychologist and political advisor Dr. Reneé Carr applied her expertise to deduce just what was going through the not-so-transparent mind of Donald J. Trump.
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Before long, the two men were simply firing insults back and forth, leading Wallace to point out, "Gentlemen, you realize you're both speaking at the same time." Someone who did pay close attention to what was happening, however, was Hillary Clinton, who has experience with Trump's debate style.
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Those of us who set aside 90 minutes to watch the first presidential debate might feel that the time would have been better spent doing something else, because as CNN anchor Jake Tapper put it: "That was a hot mess, inside a dumpster fire, inside a train wreck."
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In an interview with The List, attorney Jamie White of White Law PLLC, explained the basis of Mary Trump's recent lawsuit against her uncle, President Donald Trump -- and offered insights about Mary's chances of winning in court.
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The Trump campaign kick-started what promised to be a contentious first presidential debate hours before it even began by sending an email to supporters with the subject line declaring: "I finished debating Joe Biden."
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Just ahead of the debate's start on Monday, Joe Biden appeared to troll Donald Trump by offering an image of what his debate prep looked like in a tweet with the caption: "It's debate night, so I've got my earpiece and performance enhancers ready."
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While stuttering is more common than you might realize, those who stutter can be viewed as "different," and as a result, there are plenty of (negative) myths involving stuttering. Here are just a few.
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While dry brushing burst onto the wellness scene nearly a decade ago, the practice actually stems back to ancient times when people used it as a healing modality performed to enhance blood circulation. But it's important to find a brush that works well for you.
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As anyone who has ever done it will tell you, it's really not that hard to polish off a pint of ice cream, particularly when you are distracted or your mind is someplace else. Take a moment and consider the potential impact consuming a pint of regular ice cream might have on your body.
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How strong is your relationship these days? This question may not be easy to answer, especially if you're past the initial infatuation stage of your courtship. Sure, some days, you might feel like no one in the world loves or understands you more; but others, you're just annoyed.
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Political rivals are not BFFs. You've got two ambitious people, competing for a single, coveted office that only has room for one of them. However, according to relationship expert Nicole Moore, the animosity between Donald Trump and Joe Biden may require a whole new chapter in history books.
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If you've been having a hard time getting yourself to workout lately, you're certainly not alone. The rules around productivity are shifting, and as such, your motivations levels can dip throughout this transition. You need an incentive to get you to your mat or to put your running shoes on.
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Remarried and settled down, the American Idol winner now knows she's helping other women by sharing her pain. "It's been a massive journey of so many great and bad things, but all necessary," she argued. Fantasia Barrino's decision to leave high school early was definitely one of those things.
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Everything seems bigger in Texas -- the houses, the cars, and even the grocery stores. Enter H-E-B supermarket. The Texas food store has gained a cult-like following and is known for having dedicated employees, supreme customer service, and specialty products.
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Most people know that they're likely not getting enough servings of vegetables each day. The high levels of nutrients that come from getting your greens help with vital processes like digestion, blood sugar regulation, and disease prevention.
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While anxiety might be part of the daily experience for many people right now, a lot of us don't realize how small habits may be contributing to feelings of restlessness. Since the body is impacted by what goes on in its immediate environment, our routines can either hurt or help our mental state.
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Costco is setting up Christmas early — and it's not just because we're all in a hurry for 2020 to end. While it's not unheard of for retail brands to begin the gift-giving season early, there's more than one main reason you can grab that Costco wine-advent calendar early.
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Besides using it in stick-form and in apple cider, your cinnamon habit can extend to unconventional uses — plus, it's great for your health. As the seasons change, the scent of cinnamon can characterize more than your fall-scented candle and help with some practical purposes, too.
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