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It’s a public health tool, not a roadmap for premature aging and skin cancer.

Relaunch? What are you talking about? This is a new brand that has never existed before.

Chanel No. 5 wasn’t her only signature scent.

This new celebrity body standard is particularly dangerous for women over 50.

In a political climate often hostile to Latines, it insists that we all belong.

As more people experiment with injectable peptide stacks and regulations feel looser than ever, here’s what you need to know about some popular—but technically restricted (for now)—peptides.

Stain pens, nail clippers, boob tape, colostrum powder—the celebrity getting-ready ritual can be lucrative, and everyone wants in.

Laser scans, 360-degree photographs, and 3D printers—plus a whole lot of clay—were required to turbocharge the march of time.

Imagine if we could be this positive about what an actual old person looks like.

You just need to add your own profound fatigue.

The cat eye has become shorthand for unapologetic female ambition (at least the millennial variety).

A new review of 113 clinical studies has us rethinking our don’t-waste-your-money stance (at least a little).

Then she hired the former brand’s founder.

This less expensive, more sustainable option just can't get traction—but there's hope for the future.

There's nothing “sustainable” about most of them. But that might (finally) be starting to change.

This is what you're actually seeing. Can we now move on from this woman's plastic surgery?

The classic nail polish line has shocked Instagram with its latest post.

The singer's beauty choices sent a quiet but powerful message.

This is what it actually takes for a 55-year-old to look snatched—and why Hollywood beauty standards need a major reality check.

Can an influencer who’s taken Accutane sell acne products? We asked six dermatologists to weigh in on Alix Earle’s skin-care line.