At its most basic level, steaming your face requires only clean water and heat. With just these two ingredients — and some safety precautions — you can reap a lot of skin care benefits.
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The Truth About Dry Brushing and What It Does for You
There are a variety of health claims about dry brushing. But what’s the truth about the benefits of dry brushing?
Want a Smooth, Safe Shave Every Time? Try These Tips
Many people don’t like shaving and view it as a necessary evil. Our expert shares tips to help your shaving ritual be more enjoyable and effective.
Want Healthy Skin? Limit These 5 Types of Foods
Want healthy skin? Our expert helps recommend what to change in your diet if you deal with skin irritations, breakouts or other concerns.
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Why Do You Get Goosebumps?
Have you ever wondered why we get goosebumps? Get the short answer from a family medicine physician.
Is Medication Making Your Skin Sensitive to the Sun?
Common drugs in your medicine cabinet may cause an extreme reaction when you go out in the sun — and sunscreen alone may not be enough to protect your skin. Learn more.
How to Get Rid of Age Spots (or Liver Spots) and Avoid More
Your doctor has told you that those brown spots that appeared suddenly on your skin are nothing to worry about – they are simply age spots. That’s great news. But if you don’t like how they look, here’s expert advice on how you get rid of them and avoid getting more.
How to Cure Ringworm
The sound of ringworm is enough to make your skin crawl, but it’s not as creepy (or crawly) as it sounds. Learn how to treat and prevent this common fungal infection.
Can Eating Too Many Carrots Turn Your Skin Orange?
Ever wonder if there’s any truth to turning orange after eating too many carrots? A dermatologist breaks it down for you.
What Is Cellulite Anyway, and Can I Get Rid of It?
Almost all women get cellulite, but it doesn’t necessarily mean you have to just live with it. Find out how you can avoid or minimize it.
