As lovely as respite from the hot and humid Indian summer is, winter brings along myriad issues—from skincare to hair care. Owing to the drop in humidity, the winter months can be especially ...
This New Skincare Brand Taught Me How to Craft a Routine Based on My Skin’s Daily Needs
Current State is a new skincare brand from Holifrog founder Emily Parr. The nine-product range is all under $25 and was tested by a beauty editor.
Anti-aging drugs’ role in preventing heart disease
Dr Douglas Seals is a professor of integrative physiology who's studied the biological and lifestyle factors that can cause cardiovascular aging and the interventions that can improve it. He's based ...
Kosas’s New ‘Skin Enhancer’ Is Basically Sunshine in a Bottle—Here’s What It Looks Like on 5 of Our Editors
Kosas dominates the your-skin-but-better makeup category. All of the its products are lightweight yet effective, and give your complexion the perfect boost while still allowing you to look like ...
This $5 Clinique Black Honey Dupe Is TikTok-Approved
Clinique's Black Honey lipstick went viral on TikTok 50 years after its initial launch in 1971 and it has stayed as one of the most sought-after lip products. (At the time of writing, ...
Does Curology Work? I Tested the Personalized Skincare Brand & Here Are My Honest Thoughts
I regularly test new skincare products for my job, and while I’ve definitely found some favorites along the way, nothing has halted breakouts in the way I’ve dreamt. After much frustration and a lot ...
This could be the new Botox
The new treatment, uncovered by scientists at the University of Texas, does not involve injecting your skin with toxins.
People think I’ve had Botox because my skin’s so good – my 50p tip is actually from a boozy nightclub chat 15 years ago
A MUM-OF-ONE has revealed her skin looks so good that people think she has had a Botox – and it’s all thanks to a tip she received during a boozy nightclub chat 15 years ago. Lendy Lux has a ...
Hotspots for comic books, Botox, and ski pants land in Boston
When it opens this spring, Friar Tuck’s Comics and Collectibles will open a 1,200-square-foot shrine in Brookline to the industry to which owner Rob Tuck has quietly dedicated his life.