Fans of aluminum-free deodorant love the clean formulas and elegant scents. But a growing number of internet commenters say it's all, as one puts it, a "money-making scheme by big stinky." ...
Steer clear of that ginger glow: Why DIY skincare isn’t always safe
Garlic, chilli, turmeric and their spice-rack neighbours may sound like good ingredients for glowing, healthy skin. However, in raw form, they are unrefined, unstable and frequently far too harsh for ...
Why you should stop using ‘natural’ products like baking soda on your skin
Why you should stop using ‘natural’ products like baking soda on your skin - ANALYSIS : Adam Taylor says stay away from home remedies such as raw garlic or cayenne pepper ...
Astaberry’s ‘Get the Rich Look’: A New Era of Natural Beauty
Cipla Health launched Astaberry's campaign 'Get the Rich Look', promoting natural skin radiance without makeup. Inspired by consumer stories, the campaign empowers Indian women with effective skincare ...
See this 10,500-acre Oklahoma ranch, listed for $47.27 million, in all its natural beauty
This southeast Oklahoma ranch, with its 10,500 acres of pasture, forest and miles of creeks, has been listed for $47.27 million.
I’m a skin expert. This is why you should avoid ‘natural’ skincare hacks at all costs
Baking soda: more alkaline than your skin can handle Baking soda illustrates how quickly a “harmless” staple can upset skin chemistry. Celebrated online for mild antibacterial and antifungal ...
From raw garlic cloves to cayenne pepper: why ‘natural’ DIY skincare can leave you burnt, itchy – or worse
Just because it’s ‘natural’ and edible doesn’t mean it’s skin-safe. Raw garlic, chilli and turmeric can be far too harsh, unstable and irritating to use as skincare.
Natural Skincare Routine: Should You Try It? – Healthline
Natural skin care products typically do not contain chemicals or synthetic ingredients. They may also include more environmentally friendly options. The natural skin care industry is one of the ...
“Natural” beauty products are huge now because of a fear of … – Vox
In 2017, Target bumped up its natural beauty offerings. CVS announced it was removing parabens and other ingredients from 600 of its house-branded products by the end of 2019.