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So why the controversy?

Cortisol face. Bad facial harmony. Myofascial imbalance... How do we get off a trend cycle treadmill that's dedicated to insecurity in itself?

Millennials love it. Gen Z thinks it’s outdated. I, a lifelong cat-eye enthusiast, think that’s beautiful.

Brat may be striking, but demure is ascendant...at least for today.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is poised to become the next injectable craze. We had to know more.

Pregnant or not, these ingredients may be worth revisiting.

After years of dewy dominance, “soft matte” is the new “glazed donut.”

Lelet New York’s price tag isn’t stopping people from splurging on this viral accessory. Here’s how to style it—and a few more affordable options we love.

Glowing down every night to glow back up every morning might feel beneficial to some—but it could come with a hefty emotional cost.

Beyonce, Sabrina Carpenter, and Ayo Edebiri are all fans—but being famous is not a prerequisite for pulling off the look.

It just might reignite a category that’s, er, lost its buzz.

For starters, stressing about stress is never a good thing (thanks, TikTok). But take it from endocrinologists.

A new study found lead and arsenic in some tampons—but the situation is more nuanced than your feed might have you believe.

And I think I like it that way.

TikTok says yes—but your gut feeling to ask a doctor is not wrong. Gastroenterologists weigh in on the wellness “trend.”

Because the science really hasn’t changed.

And cosmetic chemists want them all to stop: “You can make your own car, too, but sometimes there are things you just shouldn’t do."

TikTok is convinced that the drawing salve is a superior spot treatment. Dermatologists, not so much.

In its shocking medical details, this case is an outlier. But operating on family is more common in plastic surgery than you may think.

But getting publicly shamed for being one is.