Sun protection is key, which may mean changing or adding extra steps to your skin care routine during the summer months. Dr. Sandra Lee, board-certified dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon also known ...
Summer skin care myths and tips, according dermatologist Dr. Pimple Popper
Summertime presents unique risks to your skin. Dr. Sandra Lee, aka "Dr. Pimple Popper," breaks down facts and myths about summer skin care.
Gabrielle Union Awards $75K In Grants To Black Women Business Owners — One Had Nearly ‘Discontinued’ Her Skincare Brand In 2022
For one entrepreneur, Gabrielle Union’s gift of a financial boost came just a year after their luxury skincare brand was on the verge of closing down.
How to Layer Your Skincare Products in the Right Order
Layering skincare products in the correct order helps your skin absorb more active ingredients, giving you a better chance of seeing results from your products. This helps promote better product ...
A cheap drug used for anti-aging and weight-loss may also treat long COVID, study finds
Metformin is a cheap, easy-to-access drug that used for diabetes, longevity, and losing weight. It could help millions with long COVID.
These Skin Care Items Hurt the Planet, Here’s What to Try Instead
The planet doesn’t love every skin care product you use. Marine life definitely has a vendetta towards a few hazardous ingredients that are incredibly common in beauty products. Microbeads and ...
Rihanna Launches Fenty Skin’s Cleansing Face and Body Scrubs for Stunning Summer Skin
The season of swimsuits and skin-baring shorts is upon us, and Rihanna is here to help us get our smoothest skin yet. Her skincare brand, Fenty Skin, just launched two new face and body products ...
The best celebrity-loved beauty products under $25: Makeup, skincare, hair
Even A-listers see the beauty in a good beauty deal. Shop under-$25 finds loved by the likes of Martha Stewart, Kim Kardashian and Bethenny Frankel.
Anti-Aging Benefits Could Be Found in Blood
Putting the benefits of exercise and youth in a pill sounds like the stuff of infomercials. But these researchers may be closer than anyone to harnessing those.