Wellness

The size of your pores can affect the way you feel about your face, but what can you do about them? Can the right facial help you shrink your pores?

By Marie Willsey

Having sensitive skin doesn't necessarily mean you have to skip that luxury facial you've been eyeing. Find out how to make your facial work for you.

By Danielle Fisher

Water is essential to healthy living. Learn the home remedies that will keep you from becoming dehydrated.

By Editors of Consumer Guide

Whether you've been tweezing, waxing or shaving those pesky problem hairs, you're probably tired of losing the follicle feud. But is permanent hair removal really permanent?

By Laurie L. Dove

Shaving for both males and females typically starts in the teenage years. See shaving dos and don'ts for teens for tips on hair removal.

By Discovery Fit and Health Writers

Curious about which herbal supplements are best suited for your needs? Learn about the best herbal supplements and common uses.

By Discovery Fit and Health Writers

Some natural remedies used to treat depression have shown they may be just as effective as -- or at least a good complement to -- traditional treatment.

By Maria Trimarchi

From sports drinks to high-tech powder mixes, electrolyte supplements on the market are targeted to athletes needing to rejuvenate. Why are electrolytes so important?

By Joseph Miller

Moisturizers that lift and firm? Yes, please! Learn more about what these "miracle" products are and how they work.

By Alia Hoyt

Feeling blue today? How about red? Or purple? See what color therapy can do for you.

By Sarah Winkler

Massage therapy is a great way for adults to unwind, but what about kids and teens?

By Alia Hoyt

If we can learn how the body works, there's no reason why we can't live to 100 and beyond-with the vigor of someone half that age. Learn about the five things to know about aging in this article.

By Dr. Mehmet C. Oz

If you're heading to the beach, you need to be aware of some beach hazards. Learn about the top 10 beach hazards here to be prepared.

By Discovery Fit and Health Writers

The passion fruit has a brittle, wrinkled purple-brown rind enclosing flesh-covered seeds, something like a pomegranate. Learn more about the passion fruit in this article.

Plantains resemble bananas but they are longer in length, thicker skinned, and starchier in flavor. In most countries, plantains are used more like a vegetable than a fruit. Learn more about plantains in this article.

By Centers for Disease Control & Prevention

There was a time when body-hair removal was strictly for the ladies, but not anymore. If your guy is looking a bit bushy, here are a few tips on how to get him to start manscaping.

By Alison Cooper

Do you run a space heater in your office, even in August? Can you not warm up no matter how many layers you wear? The culprit could be a vitamin deficiency.

By Maria Trimarchi

Can't get through the day without an afternoon pick-me-up snack? Instead of feeding your fatigue with unhealthy, empty calories, try fine-tuning your diet to keep fatigue at bay.

By Maria Trimarchi

It's easy to take your skin for granted, but as the largest organ in your body, it deserves some judicious attention and protection from the elements.

By Sara Elliott

Treating yourself to a steaming hot bath or shower can help to ease aches and pains for both the body and mind. Or maybe some cold therapy will rejuvenate your tired muscles.

By Emilie Sennebogen

Running for sport or fitness can increase your overall energy, but in the short term can temporarily zap your vigor. Could energy bars be the answer?

By Jennifer Sellers

Soup probably isn't the first food that comes to mind as nourishment for runners. And while it may seem like an odd selection, it's an option that's highly recommended.

By Jennifer Sellers

If you suffer from oily skin, you know that face cleansers will only do much. That's where mattifiers come in.

By Sarah Winkler

Creams and lotions have long been the go-to treatment for facial care, but it turns out many of them sit on the surface without really doing anything. This is where serums come into play.

By Emilie Sennebogen

A glycolic peel is the kid sister of the heavier duty chemical peels, and as a result, the healing time is much faster. But you can help it along with minimal discomfort.

By Emilie Sennebogen