A makeup mishap may not kill you, but it could hurt your appearance -- and your self-confidence. Before you give up on cosmetics for good, try these tips for avoiding makeup blunders and putting your best face forward. See more »

Many women consider makeup a must-have -- they simply won't leave home without it. However, what differentiates makeup luxuries from makeup needs? We've got the 10 makeup items that you should always have handy. See more »

It's a busy world, and most women have a to-do list a mile long. A jam-packed schedule doesn't leave time for frequent pit stops to reapply lipstick. Is the all-day lipstick an advertising myth, or has chemistry come to the rescue? See more »

Like us, the Egyptians used cosmetics to accentuate beauty and to protect skin from the harsh climate. What perfumes, soaps and makeup did they use? See more »

Certain cosmetics, just by their name or signature packaging, entered our childhoods and came to symbolize the very essence of femininity and beauty. We've got five famous products that have set themselves apart from the pretty-making pack. See more »

If you have a dry complexion, applying makeup can be a challenge. Sponges and even the daintiest of fingers may worsen red, flaking skin, but these tips can help you keep your makeup smooth and your skin healthy. See more »

Constant use of lip balm is a very real part of many people's lives. But is lip-balm addiction a valid medical condition? See more »

You were so excited to get that bronzer as a gift with purchase with your new mascara. But every time you use it, your face itches like mad. Could you be allergic to your new makeup? See more »

Are you a summer, autumn, winter or spring, and what does that even mean? Test what you know about matching colors with your skin (and hair) tone in our quiz. See more »

Although we don't often think of it, our lips are easily exposed to the sun's harmful rays when we venture outside. If you're wearing lipstick, does the popular cosmetic help or harm your chances of getting skin cancer? See more »