Ultimate Wellness

How to Contour Your Face Shape

All contouring techniques are not created equal. Any makeup artist will tell you that your face shape will make a big difference in determining what type of shading and highligh...

Here’s How Much to Tip at the Nail Salon

Don't let a headache over how much to tip at the nail salon ruin the fun of getting your next manicure. We've done the math for you!

Your Complete Guide to The Ordinary's New Retinoids

How to decide which active ingredient (and what strength) is right for you.

Crepey skin: Treatment, causes, and how to fix it

A look at crepey skin, a common complaint where the skin looks thin and wrinkled. Included is detail on prevention and the role of nutrition.

Can You Naturally Remove Skin Tags?

Skin tags start off small and fairly insignificant but they can quickly grow and become a problem both because of their appearance and the fact that they can get in the way.<br>The good news about skin tags is that they are harmless and benign - made up of fibrous connective tissues. Find out more about getting rid of them...

4 tips for easing your dry-skin woes

Here's what you should do if your hands are becoming raw, dry and irritated with constant washing.

If Humans Shed So Much Dead Skin, How Are Tattoos Permanent?

Your body is constantly throwing off dead skin cells—a million every day. So how come tattoos don't fall off with them? It turns out, your body's immune system tries to get rid of the ink under your skin, but in the process, it makes those marks permanent, as this video from TED-Ed explains.

The Five Worst Skin Care Products

Updated 9/7/14. As a licensed esthetician with 25+ years of hands-on experience working with clients (including celebrities), there are certain skin care products that simply do not enhance the results of your skin. In fact, they can be downright harmful to its … Continued

The real trick to making your skin care products work? Proper layering

If you're not putting your skin care products on in the right order, it might be why they're not working for you.

Which OTC Skin-Care Products Really Work? Dermatologists Weigh In

We polled top dermatologists and plastic surgeons to see which skin-care products they personally recommend and use. No appointment or co-pay required!

15 Unexpected Benefits of Using Hemp Skin Care Products

All-natural hemp skin care products have many benefits for your hair and skin. Learn more about hemp seed oil nutritional advantages.

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Can Your Skin Care Product Do This?

Your skin is greatly affected by the products you put on. Just like you need to take care of your body with proper nutrients to stay healthy, you also need to take care of your skin by applying a product with nutrients to keep your skin looking and feeling its best. Read More...

Benefits of a Facial Skin Treatment

When you go for a spa visit, a facial should be one of the very first spa treatments to try. Not only will a facial make you feel better, it will rejuvenate

Product Expiration: When Good Skin Care Products Go Bad

Alert: Many active ingredients in common skin care and makeup products have a limited shelf life. Here's what happens when good products go bad!

Are CBD skin care products worth the hype? Dermatologists weigh in

CBD is one of the chemical compounds in marijuana and hemp, but it won't get you stoned. It might, however, whip your skin into shape.

The Surprising Skin Care Product That's Banned in Most Schools

25 Cult Classic Skin-Care Products You Need to Know

From the cleanser that provides perfect hydration to the serum that feeds your skin.

Are Those Watermelon-Infused Skin Care Products Worth Your Coins?

Dermatologists share their expertise on the benefits of including watermelon-infused skin care into your beauty routine

The Ingredient You Should Avoid In Your Soap, Toothpaste & Skin Care Products

Share on<br>It's official: Plastic microbeads in skin-care and beauty products are definitely bad for the environment. They're the tiny particles used in many skin exfoliators, body washes, soaps and toothpaste , usually to give it the "scrubby" feel<br>According to the community activist collective Story Of Stuff , plastic microbeads are usually listed on the product label under these names:<br>polyethylene<br>polymethyl methacrylate<br>Sure, you…