You may have heard it's possible that eating carrots could turn your skin orange. Is this true, why does it happen, and how many carrots would you need to eat?
In folklore, moles have been seen as relevant to one's personality, but let's take a look at what moles in various locations may really mean for your health.
Finding the right skin care products is a unique experience that is different for everyone. However, some products are worse than others and should be avoided.
Vitiligo is a skin condition that causes the skin to lose its pigment in different places on the body. There is no cure, but the impact is primarily cosmetic.
If you are considering going makeup-free and au natural instead, well, you may be onto something. This is what you can expect once you stop wearing cosmetics.
Considering many of us use beauty products every day, it's important to know what's in our cosmetics. These are some ingredients you won't want to see.
Exposure to the sun will give you that boost of serotonin that you've been craving, but what is it doing to the rest of your body, specifically your skin?
Any sunburn is bad enough, but in some cases, you may notice blisters starting to form on the burned area of the skin. Is this normal, or cause for concern?
Despite our best SPF efforts, sometimes the sun still manages to do its damage. To treat a nasty sunburn, the best remedy may already be in your kitchen.
Face mapping is based on the Chinese medicine concept that the health of your skin is directly related to the health of your organs and other internal systems.
When you were younger, you may have tried to get rid of your blackheads by smearing them with toothpaste. But is that really effective? And if not, what is?
Yellowing skin, or jaundice, can be a result of an underlying health condition. While jaundice may go away on its own, sometimes it requires further treatment.
When it comes to borrowing your partner's razor, even if it's just for a quick swipe over a stray patch of hair, you'll want to think twice before doing so.