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Why squeezing a zit in some parts of your face is riskier than in others.

Should we believe the “minimally invasive” marketing?

The Dame—who just turned 80—would like to offer a little perspective.

I couldn't take care of my baby and my natural hair, so I got rid of one.

Six stylists tell us what they’d do with her hair if given the chance.

An excerpt from Arabelle Sicardi's new book, The House of Beauty.

It’ll be our first since the last millennium.

A new crop of skin-care launches is aimed specifically at GLP-1 users.

Including their biggest regrets, their most expensive indulgences, and the products they swore by in the mansion.

Plus, finally, the truth about “the feud.”

The actor on boundaries, self-image, and the product she uses for plumper skin.

Your mineral sunscreen might not be 100% mineral. Does it matter?

Sexual strangulation is on the rise, but it comes with serious health risks.

“There was a fear of not being pretty”—and then came a huge surprise.

In the five years since she launched Rare Beauty (with an Allure cover), Gomez has rewritten the celeb beauty brand playbook.

Innovations like “mini” lifts and less noticeable scars could benefit all patients.

Plus, the details on Morticia's new signature lip combo and whether Agnes's eyes are really that big.

Try before you buy, but for your boobs.

I knew how to deal with crow’s feet and dark circles—but not this.

For writer Clémence Michallon, Ingrid Nilsen, Michelle Phan, and Blair Fowler were the best English teachers.