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Skincare

True radiance comes from taking as much care with what you put on your body as what you put in it. That means products without parabens, makeup made from minerals, and Botox-free anti-aging choices.

And, the articles below remind us that gorgeous and good-for-you aren't mutually exclusive.

Quick Reads

Short on time? Looking for the latest research briefs, news items and topic tidbits? Click below to get started!

DIY Mani/Pedi

Do-it-yourself manicure and pedicure tips from Rachel Gower and Susan Russell.

Best Beauty Bargains

Nontoxic and effective products are becoming more affordable.

Spot Treatment

Lighten age spots to reveal a youthful glow.

A Healthy Hue

Get a healthy-looking skin tone.

The Beauty Bar: Glutathione

Find out how to get more of this anti-aging powerhouse.

Spring Skin Primer

Make your skin bare-able for the spring season.

From Kitchen to Bath

You may be overlooking some great natural beauty products.

The Beauty Bar: Baobab

The African "tree of life" could be a great source of antioxidants.

Take Care of Your Kisser

Cure and prevent unsightly cold sores, naturally.

C is for Skin

Vitamin C helps skin fight free radicals and aging.

SOS for Dry Winter Skin

Protect and soothe your skin during this demanding season.

A Different Halloween Mask

Fight wrinkles with this pumpkin-based facial mask.

Stop Spider Veins in Their Tracks

Prevent varicose veins with supplements, diet, and yoga.

A Sweet Solution to Skin Woes

Heal your skin with honey.

The Beauty Bar: Evening Primrose Oil

Evening primrose oil can soothe eczema, increase hydration and act as an anti-inflammatory.

Did you know?

Find products that will work well with your natural ph level.

Solid Gold

A solid lotion could quench your skin this summer.

Fun Find: Renée Rouleau Toning Cloths

Renée Rouleau toning cloths hold the perfect amount of toner.

Quick tip!

Stevia can offer help for unpredicatable blemishes.

The Beauty Bar: Green Tea for Good Skin

Green tea and its antioxidant power fight the signs of aging.

Read All About It

This section delves deep into the heart of the matter. Click below to read in-depth investigations, article features, cover stories, and the inspirational journeys of others facing this health challenge.

Grooming for Guys

Help him choose and use safe, natural products.

What Your Nails Know

Health problems? Look to your fingernails.

Beauty for Two

Prenatal pampering for you and baby

Coming Clean

Natural beauty doesn’t always deliver.

Beauty for the Tween Scene

Natural cosmetics do exists for teens and tweens, reducing their exposure to harmful chemicals.

Calm Mind, Clear Skin

The mind-body connection can play a big role in your natural beauty routine. Get clear skin naturally with these techniques.

Sleeping Beauty

Nighttime beauty routine tips.

Get Glowing!

Precious metals and stones put a finishing touch on beauty products.

The Beauty of Wine

Wine is being used in various beauty products for good reason.

Staying Sharp

Your morning shaving routine can awaken you beautifully.

Gluten-Free Glamour

Weed wheat out of your beauty routine for better skin.

Readers’ Choice Awards

Our follow-up Readers’ Choice awards passed the beauty baton over to you.

Raising the Bar

Soaps can include some surprisingly toxic ingredients you don’t necessarily want to lather on your body.

Healing Beauty

These soothing remedies can help you look and feel your best.

Beauty Awards Web Exclusive

Beyond Vanity: Acne Dysmorphia

Cognitive behavior therapy can help women who obsess about their complexion.

A Salad Fit For Your Skin

The nutrients that feed your body can also nourish your complexion.

Sweat the Small Stuff

Natural deodorants can work as well as their chemical-laden brethren—just give change a chance.

Secrets to Gorgeous Skin

Our facial skincare secrets can heal common problems.

Mind Your Manicures

Natural hand and nail solutions mean safer manicures and soft skin.

Ask The Doctor

Everyone can use good advice. Below, we've gathered top queries and answers for you. Don't see the answer to your question? Email us and our team of experts with respond!

Q. I get nasty hangnails, and my cuticles split. Help!

Don’t snip your cuticles, no matter how annoying those hangnails are.

Q. Forget chocolate—I’ve heard that wheat can be an acne culprit. Is this true?

Wheat products may by linked to certain acne outbreaks.

Prevent Varicose Veins

Reduce your chance of developing varicose veins.

Stave Off a Dry Skin Spell

Heal dry winter skin with these simple techniques.

Ask the Doctor—Acne Problems

I’m in my late 20s, and lately I’ve been having acne problems like a teenage girl. What can I do to make this embarrassing problem go away?

Dry Skin Solutions

Dietary changes as well as vegetable-based oils will hydrate and protect skin during drying winter months.

How to Avoid Parabens

How to avoid parabens, nasty preservatives in beauty products that cause cancer.

Recipes

Isn't it wonderful that your food can be your "medicine"? All the recipes below include ingredients that act positively on your body for this condition. The bonus? Each one is delicious!

Eat to Look Young

Prevent wrinkles with these 9 foods.

Lip Service

Since the average woman consumes 6 pounds of lipstick in her life, why not try an edible lip gloss recipe from the honey board?

Natural Radiance—Gentle solutions for diaper rash

Try these gentle solutions for diaper rash.

This Spud’s For You

Tired of dark under-eye circles? Find relief with a potato compress.

Natural Radiance—RX-Tea bags for those eye bags

One unwanted morning surprise: under-eye puffiness.

Natural Radiance—Do-It-Yourself Nail Butter

Mix this up and use as needed to soothe and nourish cracked, dry nails.

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