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Warm water, lotion, cooking oils or nail polish remover may all help to loosen the adhesive
These tiny saltwater larvae can get trapped under your swimsuit and trigger an itchy reaction called seabather’s eruption
Over-the-counter antifungal creams usually get the job done, but it’s important to keep it from spreading in the meantime
You’re sharing your sheets with dust mites, bacteria and lots of dead skin, so you’ll want to keep your bedding fresh
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Bug bites create tiny openings in your skin that can let in dangerous bacteria
Tackle perspiration and odor by wearing breathable fabrics, showering after exercising and using an absorbent powder
This puffy shower accessory can become lodged with skin cells (and other gross things), so make sure you dry it daily and clean it once a week
Adjust your bike seat, wear breathable clothing and don’t pop or pick!
Understand the risks and take precautions against infection
This popular eyebrow-shaping technique is more precise than waxing — and often less painful!
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