Here's How To Turn Coffee Filters Into Face Masks
Coffee filters are one thing you can make a face mask out of, to protect yourself from COVID.
Read MoreCoffee filters are one thing you can make a face mask out of, to protect yourself from COVID.
Read MoreSeveral recent surveys show that there is one group of people who are less likely to obey the CDC's guidelines regarding compulsory mask wearing: men.
Read MoreFace masks have become a regular sight these days, particularly since the CDC made its recommendation on the use of face masks during the coronavirus. What's the biggest mistake people make when they go to wash their masks?
Read MoreIt may start as a tickle that doesn't go away no matter how much you clear your throat. From there, it may not be too long before your throat starts to feel raw, which is when you know it's become inflamed and irritated. But what can do to help your sore throat, rather than hurt it?
Read MoreGiven the air quality's influence on our health, it makes sense to be curious about air purifiers. While you can't avoid outdoor pollution, air purifiers claim to clean the air you can control — the air inside your home. But do we even really all need an air purifier or are they just a gimmick?
Read MoreWhen was the last time you did anything we used to take for granted? If your answer is "too long ago" and you're starting to view the home you once loved as a prison, you're most likely starting to feel quarantine fatigue. Quarantine fatigue sounds like a first-world problem, but it's a real thing.
Read MoreWhen you have a hangover, it makes starting your day difficult, as it's just about the worst way to wake up. Hangovers are brutal to deal with. And it turns out that there's a lot about hangovers that might surprise you. Here's what happens to your body when you have a hangover.
Read MoreIf you've never done Pilates or yoga, it's hard to know which is which. According to Gaby Noble, a leading Pilates expert and founder of Exhale Pilates London, put simply, "Yoga is more about spirituality and breath, whereas Pilates focuses on mindful movement and strength."
Read MoreThere was a rumor circulating that eating ice cream could increase your chances of catching coronavirus because of how cold it is.
Read MoreChris Hemsworth is undeniably in excellent shape, but that perfect physique takes hard work and sometimes a personal trainer. Many of us don't have the funds for a specialized program like A-list celebs do. But Hemsworth and his trainer came through with an easy home workout that you can do at home.
Read MoreSo, what tops the list for buffet foods we should all avoid? Fried foods seem worth saying "no" to.
Read MoreDry fasting has become the latest diet fad to take over social media, requiring you to give up drinking water for a period of time, instead hydrating with select fruits and vegetables. However, endless medical professionals have come out to say that dry fasting is not safe. Here's why.
Read MoreIs it possible to reuse disposable masks? The answer is yes, but they need to be handled and cared for in a very specific way.
Read MoreWhether your mask is store-bought or homemade, plain-Jane or sequined and sparkly, there's bound to come a time where it may prove to be a bit uncomfortable.
Read MoreClaiming to kill 99.9 percent of viruses and bacteria, Clorox disposable wipes are a hot commodity in the wake of COVID-19.
Read MoreThe next time you drop food on the floor, you might want to pick it up and throw it in the trash, no matter how good it tasted. Scientists say it's of no consequence how quickly you pick it up off the floor; germs will have already gotten on the food.
Read MoreNone of us could have predicted the kind of impact COVID-19 would have on society. But if you reach for a mask with a valve, you're not doing anyone any favors.
Read MoreLots of women wear heels every day. Unfortunately, wearing high heels can cause damage to your body. Here's what happens to your body when you wear heels.
Read MoreJonathan Van Ness obviously knows good hair -- and apparently even dandruff. Queer Eye's resident grooming expert has an interesting solution for scalp snow.
Read MoreThe term "sleep paralysis" can sound scary enough even if you don't know anything about the condition. As those who have experienced it know, though, sleep paralysis is the sensation of being awake while being unable to move, speak, or even open your eyes. But what really causes sleep paralysis?
Read MoreIf you've been following CDC guidelines to wear a face mask while out in public, you may be having some bad breath. Here's why it happens.
Read MoreIf you're self-isolating, staying at home, and have no reason to see anyone, you might be interested in a little experiment: stop washing your hair and let your scalp get used to the feeling of being in its own natural oils, because some experts say that grease — also known as sebum — can be good.
Read MoreWhoever it was that described the human body as a perfectly honed machine probably wasn't too far off -- unfortunately, it also doesn't take much to make this precision instrument go out of whack. There are various logical reasons why you could be suffering from what we're calling pandemic poop.
Read MoreChiropractic has come a long way since medical doctors perceived it to be a treatment that sat outside of the field of medicine. But when is it time to see one?
Read MoreIf you frequently use hand sanitizer, proper hygiene is obviously important to you. However, there are a few things that you should know about using it daily.
Read MoreThough the CDC recommends people wear face masks in public to slow the spread of the coronavirus, Costco customers are still upset about the store's new policy.
Read MoreIf you are spending the day without setting foot outdoors, you may have decided this is the best time to be your comfiest self. So, if you were at home, you'd probably dump the makeup and go bare — or just wear moisturizer. But dermatologists say you need sunscreen to go on top of that.
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