Beauty Care Articles

Every decade after the age of 30, most men and women lose between 3 and 9 percent of their total muscle mass. The shoulders are not as broad. We don't stand as tall even if bones are intact. Jawlines sag and bellies bulge, even if we do not gain weight

If you ask people how often they shampoo their hair, you receive a wide range of answers. Washing your hair is important because it removes oils from the scalp. How often that oil needs to be removed, however, depends on many different factors.

Hate your unsightly cellulite? While some argue that it is there to stay, many dermatologists have found ways to minimize and get rid of cellulite on the legs, butt and thighs.

Every day we are exposed to 50 to 100 perfumes, preservatives, and chemical additives in personal care products. It just takes one to cause an allergic reaction.

While many women go to the beauty parlor to help uplift there spirits, others go to simply improve on what they were born with. Don’t shrug this off as ‘another article about mud masks’-read on. You won’t believe what people are doing to stay pretty.

UV rays stimulate a particular part in the brain associated with the reward system. The changes that occur in the brain are similar to that found in the brain of drug addicts. Like drugs, UV rays also have the potential to become addictive.

Healthy nails should have a pink hue, no marks, and be strong and of even texture. A change in the tone and texture could indicate deficiency in certain vitamins, minerals, and nutrients. Your nails can also indicate potential health problems.

If you're in the market for a new scent, it can be tricky trying to find something that suits you - or that makes you feel happy! Are you fruity? Floral? Woody? Musky? Learn all about how to choose the perfect scent for you with these nifty tips.

Most people are worried about fingernail ridges because they are ugly. Few people realize that fingernails can be an excellent indicator of overall health as well, and spotting ridges could be a clue that it is time to see a doctor.

Worries that deodorants and antiperspirants could pose serious health threats certainly float around the internet, and most of them are focused on the fact that aluminum is a common ingredient. Do these worries have any scientific merit?