Beauty

Not every sunscreen will be completely safe and effective. Here are the most common red flags to look for.

It’s time to seek out personal care products that nourish not just our bodies—but also our planet.

Between hormonal fluctuations and everyday stressors, pregnancy comes with its own unique skin challenges.

Sunscreens with zinc oxide and titanium dioxide are becoming the industry standard for safety and efficacy. But new research from the Environmental Working Group raises questions about concentrations of active ingredients in some products.

More personal care companies are committing to producing cleaner, safer cosmetics that support health and sustainability.

As we think more critically about how the foods we eat impact the environment, it’s also time to seek out sustainable personal care products that nourish not just our bodies—but also our planet.

From collagen re-imagined and algae beauty supplements to natural perfumes and prestige makeup, these natural beauty products represent a diverse range of look- and feel-great innovation.

According to Ayurveda, your dosha, or mind-body constitution, should guide your decisions concerning foods, supplements and beauty products.

As we seek holistic approaches to skin and hair care, mindfulness practices and ancient traditions are also making their way into our beauty regimens to clear not only our skin but also our minds.