Yes, You Can Work Out On Your Period (And Here's Why You Probably Should)
If you hate the idea of working out on your period, we get it. But, getting exercise during your time of the month might actually be beneficial.
Read MoreIf you hate the idea of working out on your period, we get it. But, getting exercise during your time of the month might actually be beneficial.
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Read MoreIf you've always wanted to try hiking but weren't sure how to get started, here are some helpful tips on how to integrate this healthy practice.
Read MoreAn IUD can be a great birth control option for some. Experts share the details on how quickly pregnancy can occur after the removal of the device.
Read MoreAdding SPF to your skincare routine can help you in the long run. Find a moisturizer that does double duty with moisturization and SPF, and you've hit gold.
Read MoreDo you struggle with uneven skin texture? A chemical peel may help smooth surfaces and heal skin conditions like acne scars or overexposure.
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Read MoreChapped lips can be a painful nuisance, especially during the winter season. Keeping your chapped lips moisturized is vital to lip health.
Read MoreWhen you think about how to achieve healthy skin, you might assume expensive serums and moisturizers are the answer. How about some edible flowers instead?
Read MoreWhile good sleep hygiene is vital in battling insomnia, adding lavender to your bedtime routine can help you get some sleep. Here's how.
Read MoreAre you thinking about switching to organic menstrual products? Here is a list of some benefits for your body and the environment by changing.
Read MoreAre there real differences deodorants marketed toward men vs women. Here's what we found out.
Read MoreAccording to science, this inconspicuous germ magnet may be lurking in your kitchen.
Read MoreUsing feminine hygiene wipes may actually be having the opposite effect that you are hoping for.
Read MoreIf you're losing hair after brushing or even simply when touching your scalp, you might be worried that it's something serious. Here's how to tell.
Read MoreAlthough whitening eye drops can help reduce redness in the short-term, over time, they may actually cause more harm than good.
Read MoreIn the long list of things that require regular cleaning, earrings may not be at the top of your list. Yet keeping earrings clean can prevent infections.
Read MoreGel manicures are a favorite among many due to their long lasting effects. A dermatoligst weighs in on the truth behind the risks on your skin.
Read MoreSimilar to sunburn and just as dangerous, windburn can be extremely damaging to your skin. How can you protect your skin in the colder months?
Read MoreWomen struggling with postpartum depression may soon have a faster-acting medication option if the FDA approves a new drug in the pipeline.
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Read MoreYou've got a 12-step skincare routine but you might be missing a vital part of your face. Add protection from the sun to this part of your face.
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