Weird Things That Can Leak Out Of Your Belly Button
While belly button discharge is generally harmless, some weird things that leak out of your belly button might warrant a trip to the doctor.
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What It Means When Your Mole Grows A Hair
Hair growing out of a mole is pretty common, but why does it happen? Find out what scientists have discovered, as well as when it should be cause for concern.
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Should You Take Ibuprofen After Getting A Bad Sunburn? Here's What We Know
Taking ibuprofen for relief from a bad sunburn might sound like a smart idea, given the NSAID's reputation and typical usage. But is it really a safe action?
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The Popular Breakfast Food That Can Relieve Your Itchy Mosquito Bites
Mosquito bites are a downside of enjoying the summer weather, but there's an easy and inexpensive food in your pantry that can help stop the itching.
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Relieve Itchy Mosquito Bites In A Pinch With This Easy Ice Hack
As summer rolls in, you can definitely expect the mosquitoes to follow suit. There's a simple ice hack that can relieve itching when the pests start biting.
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Warning Signs Your Pale Skin Is Actually Prostate Cancer
If you've noticed your skin has an unusually pale hue, it could be a sign of something serious. If you have additional symptoms, it could be prostate cancer.
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Can High Cholesterol Cause Skin Tags? Here's What We Know
Skin tags can be an annoyance, and although their fundamental cause is still a mystery, is high cholesterol connected to their development?
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We Tried The Facial Icing Trend To Melt Away Puffiness. Here's What Happened
According to TikTok, there's a simple solution to facial puffiness: icing. We tried this cool new trend to see if it really works (and looked into the science).
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We Tried Using Banana Peels To Brighten Our Under Eyes. Here's How It Went
For people who constantly worry about having dark skin under their eyes, a solution has been presented in the form of banana peels. But does this really work?
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When You Start Sleeping Naked, This Is What Happens To Your Skin
Some people prefer sleeping in the nude because it's more comfortable for them. But as it turns out, sleeping naked can affect your skin health as well.
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Why Peanut Butter May Cause Skin Issues (Including Acne)
What's not to love about peanut butter? If you're not keeping an eye on things, there could be plenty, including problems with your skin like acne.
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Nevus Birthmark: What It Means And Why Some People Have It Removed
A nevus birthmark can appear on a baby's skin at or just after birth. We'll explore the reasons why someone might decide to have one removed.
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We Tried The Viral Diaper Cream Hack To Heal Dry Skin. Here's What Happened
There's a viral TikTok hack that promotes the idea of using diaper cream to treat dry skin. Of course, we had to try it - and we got interesting results.
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The Popular Fruit That Can Actually Make You Look Younger
As you age, your skin changes; but what if we told you that eating one specific nutritious and delicious fruit might actually be able to help you look younger?
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Putting Banana Peels Under Your Eyes Has An Unforeseen Benefit
It may sound a bit odd at first, but putting food on your face for skincare reasons isn't a completely new concept. But why would one do that with banana peels?
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Avoid Eating Peppers If You Have This Medical Condition
There are two kinds of people: those who enjoy spicy food and those who don't. However, you may also want to avoid peppers if you have this medical condition.
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The Strange Way Your Skin Can Predict Your Risk Of Heart Disease
While having high blood pressure or high cholesterol may seem like more obvious heart disease risk factors, your skin may be able to predict your risk too.
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The Tremfya Commercial Explained: Drug Uses, Side Effects, And More
If you are one of the 6.5 million people with plaque psoriasis, you may be wondering whether Tremfya is right for you. We'll explain its uses and side effects.
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What Happens If Lube Makes Your Skin Irritated
Proper lubrication can make sex more pleasurable and prevent post-coital soreness. But sometimes, using lube can cause your skin to become irritated, too.
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Do This With Your Lips To Reduce The Appearance Of Smile Lines
A lifetime of smiling can eventually lead to permanent nasolabial folds, or smile lines. However, you can do this with your lips to reduce their appearance.
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Foods That Are Secretly Making Your Dandruff Worse
While there are several steps you can take that might help you treat and manage your dandruff, you might also want to take a look at the foods you are eating.
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What Happens To Your Skin When You Eat Peanut Butter Every Day
Peanut butter's versatility makes it easy to consume the popular spread on a daily basis. But how does eating this breakfast staple every day affect the skin?
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Do This With Your Body At Least Once A Month To Prevent Cancer
Regular health screenings give you a good idea about what's going on in your body. They can also help you get ahead of serious conditions before it's too late.
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Kim Kardashian Sparks Demand For Tanning Beds - Here's Why This Is Troubling
Once again, Kim Kardashian has broken the internet, this time for using a tanning bed. The video sparked demand for the product, which is a bit concerning.
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The Fruit Hack You'll Want To Know For Removing Splinters When Gardening
Removing splinters can be an excruciatingly challenging experience. Fortunately, there's a relatively simple fruit hack you can try, involving a common fruit.
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What Happens To Your Skin If You Don't Poop Every Day
When you're constipated, your bowels aren't the only part of your body that can be affected. Irregular pooping can have an impact on your skin, too. Read on.
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What Really Happens To Your Body When You Don't Wash New Clothes Before Wearing Them
Not washing new clothes before wearing them can impact your skin and there is a very specific reason why: it has to do with chemicals.
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