The Truth About Skin Tags
While skin tags are completely harmless, they can be pretty annoying, especially if you're constantly catching them on things. Do they ever cause problems, though, and can you get them removed?
Read MoreWhile skin tags are completely harmless, they can be pretty annoying, especially if you're constantly catching them on things. Do they ever cause problems, though, and can you get them removed?
Read MoreWe've all been hearing for the past few decades how technology is just ruining everything. Here's how your phone could be aging your skin.
Read MoreBirthmarks are fascinating things. According to BabyCenter, over 80 percent of babies are either born with a birthmark or develop one in their first few months.
Read MoreIf you're suffering from chonic pain, getting pricked by a number of long, thin needles in different places might sound counterintuitive to you. But in the hands of a licensed and experienced acupuncturist, the needles could be the first step on your path towards recovery.
Read MoreBone broth has been around for centuries. Frequently referred to as "liquid gold," it boasts a number of surprising health and beauty benefits.
Read MoreWhile not exactly a natural remedy, it's considered alternative medicine, and it involves inserting super-thin needles into specific points of a person's body to address complaints from chronic headaches and back pains to blood pressure problems.
Read MoreThe pressure to achieve a perfect body type is a problem that men oftentimes face.
Read MoreIf you're wondering if your eyes can ever just change color, the answer is yes - but the reasons vary, and they're not all benign.
Read MoreIf you notice your hair isn't quite as thick and lustrous as it once was, you're not alone. For those who have experienced (or are currently dealing with) with thinning hair, it can be stressful, and at times, it can even be alarming.
Read MoreWeighted blankets are believed to one of the best solutions for those who have trouble sleeping. They have been used for decades, and are popular with adults and children who have autism, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHA), insomnia, or anxiety. But do weighted blankets really work?
Read MoreAlmost everyone has a beauty mark or two. The harmless skin growths — or melanocytic naevi — that are brown or black in hue are usually called "moles." Moles usually pop up around childhood, but new ones can appear during adulthood as well.
Read MoreGiven how much CoolSculpting costs, it might be tempting to think that you might be able to do something similar at home. Does it even work, though?
Read MoreWhile we understand what organic food means, we have many questions about organic tampons — for example, what's the difference between a regular tampon and an organic tampon?
Read MoreFood culture is crawling with myths: swallowed gum stays in your stomach for ever; brown eggs are better than white; microwaving food destroys its nutritional value... and too much sugar makes kids hyper. But does it?
Read MoreCoolSculpting has become so popular, in fact, that some have taken to finding their own way to do it to themselves at home. But is DIY CoolSculpting dangerous?
Read MoreWe've been taught since we were children to drink plenty of milk for strong bones, but does milk really have any affect on height?
Read MoreKristen Bell is a fantastic actress, and she's in pretty killer shape. So what exactly does her diet look like? Here's what Kristen Bell really eats in a day.
Read MoreThere are many reasons to be thankful for coffee. It can wake you up with a jolt, kick your backside into gear, and when prepared with a few amazing extras, it can make for a pretty amazing beverage. There is one thing that coffee gets a bad rap for — stunting growth, of children specifically.
Read MoreWhen you have a new nose piercing, it's a good idea to know exactly what you should and shouldn't do when it comes to cleaning. While good hygiene and keeping the touching to a minimum is a given, Refinery29 reports that a daily nose cleaning routine is crucial to avoid infection and other nasties.
Read MoreWhy is it that every time we go to get a new piercing (be it a rook piercing, a conch piercing, or just a regular lobe piercing) we seem to get care information that conflicts with every other piece of advice we've been given? Here's what you should and shouldn't do.
Read MoreSleep may come naturally in nature, but it is a fact that anxiety-ridden humans need help getting rest from time to time. Enter the weighted blanket, which WebMD says is a longtime sleep solution for both adults and children who have autism spectrum disorders or may suffer from anxiety.
Read MoreFor lots of people, celebs included, losing weight is just plain hard. But over the last decade, there have been famous folks who've had major transformations.
Read MoreYour cuticle is the area on the nail bed where the almost translucent, extremely thin tissue grows tightly over your nail. You might think that if you can see your cuticles, you should remove them. But is there any real reason to push them back, or more drastically, cut them?
Read MoreAs lip fillers à la Kylie Jenner become more and more mainstream, it's important to be aware of the good, the bad, and the ugly.
Read MoreWhat ingredients actually go into bath bombs, and what chemicals are we actually soaking our entire body in for the sake of a cute #BathBombing boomerang? On another note, are they even good for your skin?
Read MoreOne of the most popular claims about milk involves bone health, so let's hash this out once and for all — does milk really make your bones stronger?
Read MoreHave you ever noticed what looks like a white coating on your tongue? While it might look gross, there are a variety of reasons this might happen. White tongue occurs when dead cells, debris, and bacteria become stuck within the inflamed papillae on the surface of your tongue.
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