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A DIY deodorant alternative that’s affordable, effective, and a cinch to whip up.
The W3LL PEOPLE cofounder and makeup guru shares her natural beauty tips.
Research shows that bathing every other day is sufficient.
A little bit of sunlight can do a lot of good for your health.
What’s best for our health and the planet can also be great for our bank accounts. All it takes is shifting how we spend our money and our time.
Regular workouts don’t just benefit your fitness. They benefit your skin, too — particularly as you age.
The Environmental Working Group's Skin Deep database celebrated its 10th anniversary this summer. We connected with one of the original study participants to see how this initiative changed her perspective on personal-care products a decade ago.
Although the Minnesota ban won’t go into effect until 2017, it’s possible that manufacturers will begin to phase out the questionable ingredient before then.
New research shows that exercise cannot only prevent, but also reverse, signs of aging in the skin.
Casie Leigh Lukes shares a simple recipe for making your own eyeliner.
Jamie Martin is enjoying a healthy summer glow with this homemade bronzer made of spices.
Jamie Martin has been cleaning up her makeup supply. She shares her favorite clean line here.
This body scrub "recipe" combines the moisturizing effect of coconut oil, the exfoliating power of brown sugar, and the decadent scent of cocoa.
Circulation coordinator Christy Rice puts a homemade deodorant recipe to the test.
Editorial Intern, Casie Leigh Lukes, on washing her face with coconut oil and making natural bug repellant.
Associate editor Jocelyn Stone has become slightly obsessed with the most effective way to clean and dry her hands.
Editorial intern Casie Lukes attempts to tame her curly blonde mane with a simple adjustment to her hair-care regimen — find out if it worked!
While conventional personal-care products still contain plenty of less-than-lovely ingredients, a growing number of companies are putting on a fresher, cleaner face.
Here’s the Soapbox Speech: Many antibacterial/antimicrobial soaps contain a chemical called triclosan, which was created as a surgical scrub for hospitals several decades ago. The safety of triclosan is currently under review by the FDA and the EPA because: Several…