According to Jam Press, a TikToker (@‌onenevertwhoo_one) who preferred to only be referred to by his social media name, contracted a skin infection most likely due to his never-washed thrifted ...

Crepes may be delectable, but crepey skin? Not so much. The term describes skin that, like crepe paper, appears thin and crinkled and typically lacks the elasticity, thickness, and firmness of ...

Your skin isn’t just glowing — it’s gassy. And now, science is sniffing it out. Researchers at Northwestern University have developed the world’s first contactless wearable device that can ...

Urea isn’t the sexiest skin care ingredient out there — it’s been a mainstay in body lotions and foot creams for years — but recently, it’s blown up on social media. If you have rough ...

There’s no doubt that autumn is in the air and we can slowly start preparing ourselves for the winter months ahead. The change in season can bring challenges for your skin and hair. The cooler ...

Achieving "glass skin" is having a smooth, glowing complexion. This beauty trend boasts skin so luminous it resembles the clarity of glass. Originating in South Korea, glass skin has become the ...

Your skin is your largest organ, but it doesn’t get the attention it deserves—especially when it comes to skin checks for cancer. That should change, says Dr. Susan Massick, associate ...

Beauty and wellness experts at Fresha highlighted some top additions to slot into your current regiments with simple ingredients you can find in your fridge to give you that autumn glow and keep ...

Among the offerings is a cleanser, serum, eye cream and face mist. During autumn and winter, skin often becomes dull due to a lack of sunlight and the harsh, cold air. Vitamin C is known for ...

It's always around about this time of year (when autumn arrives) that skin may begin to feel a little less hydrated and glowing. With the air becoming crisp and the temperature taking a nose-dive ...

As many brace for the chill of autumn and winter ... red flag that you're struggling with the seasonal switch-up is "poor skin". Wilkinson sheds light on the issue: "The drop in temperature ...