Natural Beauty: Q&A With Shirley Pinkson
The W3LL PEOPLE cofounder and makeup guru shares her natural beauty tips.
The W3LL PEOPLE cofounder and makeup guru shares her natural beauty tips.
Ten ways to overcome short-term limitations in the service of long-term satisfaction.
Founding editor, Pilar Gerasimo, on her goal to serve Experience Life readers with healthy-living information.
Many women are drinking more than ever before. Are you one of them?
Dallas Hartwig knows a lot about health. And he’s pretty sure a lot of people are getting it all wrong.
Made-from-scratch staples like mayo, ketchup, mustard, and salad dressing are healthier than store-bought options. And they’re easy to make, too!
The web is full of opportunities for self-comparison — and self-judgment. Here’s how to protect your body confidence.
A new study finds that the older your gut, the more inflammation you may have.
Little Free Libraries are sharing books, improving literacy, and fostering community worldwide.
A new study finds a greater risk of heart attacks in patients using the gastrointestinal drugs.
The fitness nutritional benefits of dark chocolate.
Have I been duped by my doctor or is time to shake up my routine to see if I can get even healthier than I am now?
A new study finds that it's six times more costly to travel by car than bicycle.
Fried chicken is a picnic classic, and this oven-baked version is a nice, nongreasy option. The crispy, gluten-free crust seals in the heat and moisture of the chicken, which reheats well the next day. If you want to spice up your chicken, add a teaspoon of hot-pepper sauce to the buttermilk and more cayenne pepper to the crumb mixture.
Discover the impact of showering on your microbiome. Learn how often you should shower for optimal skin health and immune function.
Is there a safe way for my kid to strength train?
A lighter brand of exercise — for a longer period of time — is said to be just as helpful to the elderly as shorter stints of moderate workouts, but I think I'll stick with my current program. I like to sweat.
A new study is the first to link the cerebellum to the creative process.