BC, MSCP, explains things plainly: “Traditional body washes focus primarily on cleansing, often aggressively, using ...

After a long winter of dry, dull and itchy skin, no feeling compares to using a body scrub or exfoliator to reveal a baby-smooth layer underneath. And that glowing sensation isn’t all in your head.

Layered clothes, a weakened skin barrier and other cold-weather factors may be making you downright stinky. Here’s how to ...

There are plenty of beauty topics that spark intense debate on TikTok, including one that’s shockingly simple—washing your body. What could there possibly be to debate, you may be wondering? Well, ...

While treating your dry skin often involves layers of body lotion and barrier creams, your first step toward hydrated skin begins in the shower with your body wash. However, not all body washes are ...

Many people pay the most attention to the skin on their face, but the rest of your body needs care, too. Here’s how to give it what it needs. Credit...Joyce Lee for The New York Times Supported by By ...

Wisdom isn’t the only thing that comes with age. As you get older, certain skin care-related processes in your body begin to slow, including collagen and oil production. These processes are ...