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Plus the body care product she uses to keep them looking bright.

Something about Channing Tatum's smile is a little different in this movie, and that's on purpose.

Hairstylist Scott King applies three layers of it before she hits the stage.

I got a hair transplant in the Netherlands—and now I’m sharing every bloody detail.

This is one buzzy trend with science to back it up.

She’d likely do this before “kidnapping Kevin Bacon.”

According to people who have had one.

Everyday people are turning to witchcraft in pursuit of wellness. The results, they say, can be life-altering.

Black founders share the reality of keeping their business afloat amid the dismantling of many DEI initiatives.

“I'm a Black girl with full lips, but I love [to line them] because it gives a deeper pout.”

Why Tim Walz's legislation to put menstrual products in school bathrooms matters.

The condition can make vaginal penetration effectively impossible.

“It becomes like an old, overused rubber band.”

IUDs afford people autonomy over their bodies, but getting one comes with its own set of risks.

The beach volleyball player shares the beauty products she's bringing to the 2024 Olympic Games.

Patients demanded solutions for implant issues like “animation deformity.” Surgeons have delivered.

We have yoga nidra, which is old, and naps, which are older—why do we need a confusing third thing called “Non Sleep Deep Rest” or “NSDR”?

In the past, students would have to seek additional courses for specialized training.

“You can be a killer on the court and also have your hair and nails done.”

They're a fraction of the cost of porcelain. Some say they look that way.