Beauty

You know those stones that are commonly used during pedicures to exfoliate your feet? They're called pumice stones, and they serve as natural skin buffers. The pumice stone is actually an ancient skin care tool ...

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With its bitter taste and garlic-like smell, neem oil has the ability to act like an all-natural pesticide that deters both insects and diseases. Loaded with nutrients, neem oil is also used in natural skin care products ...

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Most of us have researched home remedies for acne at one point or another. Those pesky bumps flare up from time to time, even into adulthood. If you experience whiteheads, blackheads or just small bumps ...

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Even if you're "in the know" about all things skin care-related, the world of facial acids can quickly get confusing considering how many options there are. While anti-aging, acne-fighting acids such as alpha hydroxy and ...

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If you have dry, rough or even cracked skin, chances are you've tried urea cream or a product containing the component. If not, this may be the ingredient that finally helps to get your skin ...

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Mouthwash is a rinse that is used to kill bacteria and germs in the mouth. It is not intended to be swallowed. According to the American Dental Association, there are two main types of mouthwash: ...

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Jojoba oil (pronounced ho-ho-ba) is the liquid that comes from the seed of the Simmondsia chinensis (jojoba) plant, which is a shrub native to Southern Arizona, Southern California and Northwestern Mexico. Although called an oil, it's actually a ...

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If you've experimented with bentonite clay as part of your natural skin care and beauty routine but you're looking for something a bit milder, then kaolin clay may be the perfect option. What is kaolin clay ...

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Most of us start doing a little more grooming before heading to the beach or outdoors, along with when the weather gets colder and skin tends to get more irritated. The problem is, the idea ...

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If you regularly soak and cook rice at home, you probably throw away the leftover "rice water" once you're done. But believe it or not, rice water, the milky liquid leftover when you soak rice ...

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