Shay Mitchell announced the launch of her new skincare company for children and has received mixed reactions to the brand's mission ...
Evre: A New Zealand-Based Skin-Care Brand For Teens and Tweens
What: A skin-care brand designed as a gentle introduction to beauty for teens and tweens.
Shay Mitchell Is Being Called Out After Releasing A Skincare Line For Kids
Back in May, Blake Shelton returned to his roots, dropping his first album in four years, the winkingly titled For Recreational Use Only. After solely recording love songs with wife Gwen Stefani, the ...
Want to Live 100+ Years? Bowhead Whales Could Hold the Anti-Aging Secret
As humans age, we become more susceptible to cancers and other diseases. That puts a sort of upper limit on how long human bodies can last. Bowhead whales, however, have found a way to stick around ...
Botox was like going for coffee – I had no idea what went into my body
For Lizzie Day, having Botox was as much a part of her routine as getting her morning coffee. It was only when a doctor friend raised concerns about a "fat-dissolving" treatment she was using that the ...
How K-Beauty Inspired Shay Mitchell and Esther Song’s New Kids Skin Care Line
It’s the widened gaze as they take in the world—or, in Shay Mitchell’s case, the mirror. The actress, entrepreneur, and mother of two daughters knows the scene well: two sets of curious eyes peeking ...
The 7 Korean Skincare Trends Everyone is Going to Be Talking About Next
Because Seoul is the beauty mecca of the world, I've happily flown thousands of miles across the world to test the newest Korean skincare products. If you didn't know, Korea is responsible for a good ...
‘You’ Star Shay Mitchell’s New Kids’ Skincare Line Sparks Immediate Social Media War
The 'Pretty Little LIars' star launched rini. The brand has K-Beauty hydrogel masks for kids, but not everyone is supportive.
FDA’s Botox Warning Targets Websites With Unapproved Products
The first botulinum toxin product, onabotulinumtoxinA, was approved by the FDA in 1989. Since then, FDA has approved several competing versions, including abobotulinumtoxinA (Dysport) and incobotulinumtoxinA (Xeomin).