Skin Care for Women Over 50

It happens to the best of us and to people of all ages. The good news is spider veins can be covered up. Find out how.

Most people go off skincare lotions too fast, according to experts. Find out why it's good to work your way through the redness and flaking.

From Muumuus to Marathons: Part 2 -- Will Jennifer pass the timed trial and be allowed to run the Austin Marathon?

From Muumuus to Marathons: Part I

How to Get Rid of Deodorant Stains. Ooops you did it again. You put your shirt on after you applied your deodorant and you got a schmear on it. Now what? This mistake is a simple fix. As long as you have a sock ...

Here's the right way & the wrong way to do your basic skin care. How to cleanse, moisturize, exfoliate & protect skin from sun damage.

No one wants cellulite though most of us have it. You want to know what causes it and how to get rid of it. I've found the answers.

Best Bath Oils

Like a wardrobe, skincare is seasonal. Your skin gets flaky and dry in winter more so than in summer because cold weather destroys the lipid layer that keeps the skin from drying out. Here's how to keep your skin feeling dewy and moist even in the harsh winter weather.

Help for your face and your feet. Learn the best ways to protect and beautify your skin.

This recipe is adapted from one I got from Vogue. It is created by aesthetician Chanel Janae of Santa Monica. In the article, Janae says pumpkin is loaded with natural exfoliating acids and antioxidants. She uses pumpkin pulp in her facial peels at her salon “to brighten, calm breakouts, and soften the appearance of fine lines and sun damage.”

Got loose skin on your neck or face? Here are my favorite tricks and tips to conceal sagging skin that, unlike a facelift, cost little or nothing.

A great face mask can do wonders for your skin. An important part of your weekly or monthly skin routine is hydration. Depending on your skin type, a great mask can remove excess oils or hydrate very dry skin. While you can make your own masks out of ingredients found in your refrigerator or pantry, you can buy some great ones, too.

Why buy a sugar scrub or a salt scrub when you can make a homemade body scrub out of basic ingredients yourself? All you need is salt or sugar, body oil and a nice, warm bath.