Starting a thorough skincare regimen in your 20s with products like hyaluronic acid, sunscreen can help maintain youthful skin and delay visible signs of aging.

Incorporating natural oils into your skincare routine can transform your skin by providing hydration, balancing oil production, and addressing specific concerns like acne and dryness.

The base you choose for your DIY sunscreen will significantly impact its texture and effectiveness. Coconut oil, shea butter, and almond oil are ideal due to their natural SPF properties. Coconut oil ...

If you’re one of the many people in the world who experiences recurrent UTIs, you may be seeking natural and alternative solutions to avoid excessive exposure to antibiotic drugs. Here are 8 ...

This homemade cleaner is effective, cheaper than store-bought and won't give you a migraine if you breath it in. Joey is a writer/editor, TV/radio personality, lifestyle expert, former ...

Products may also be a blend of sunscreen and sunblock, so it's important to check the label if you are sensitive to certain chemicals. Sunscreens may include insect repellant, either a natural type ...

The two-in-one SPF50 sunscreen and moisturiser contains three skin-identical ceramides to support the skin moisture barrier, hyaluronic acid to retain the skin’s natural moisture, niacinamide to ...

Prescribed beta-blockers lower heart rate. “Natural beta-blockers” in common foods, herbs, and supplements may also lower blood pressure. Here are 11 of them. Some foods, herbs, and supplement ...

Worried about having to reapply your sunscreen every 4 hours? The Sun Spectrum+ provides up to 10 hours of protection, so you won’t need to reapply as often. Concerned about a white cast? Sun ...

More and more people are looking to natural and organic sunscreens to counter these damaging side effects, not just for our own skin but for our oceans as well. Sun lotion falls into two major ...

Sunscreen comes in many forms and a huge range of prices. So how do you decide what's best for you and how much you need to pay for it? We asked two experts for their take. Cancer epidemiologist ...

Companies are selling sunscreen in whipped-cream cans, water in tallboys better known for beer and tampons in ice-cream tubs as surprising packaging becomes a sharper tool for marketers.