From the moment you first swiped on lip gloss in middle school to when you tried on a new brand of foundation at Sephora last weekend, you've been bombarded with beauty myths. Is it really dangerous to sleep in your makeup? Is it okay to share makeup with friends?
No matter how much time you spend at the gym or how well you stick to your new diet, you may still be neglecting an important component of your health: your skin. Even a yoga-practicing, vegetarian health nut (i.e. yours truly) can wake up every morning with dry skin on her hands and a new zit on her face.
Let's face it, dealing with skin care issues sucks. We should be old enough to be past the acne we all dealt with in middle school, right? But sometimes, skin care problems persist. Some of us practice our skin care routines religiously, always wear sunscreen, never smoke, and yet still break out or have skin issues. What gives?
Winter doesn't just signify final exams and holiday shopping—for some collegiettes™ it means complexions as chalky as the snow outside. We clung to the remnants of our summer tans ‘til October, knowing the next season may give us pallid, patchy skin.
We’ve all heard the dangers of suntans and of tanning beds – so how are so many beautiful, healthy girls getting that bronze glow? These smart women rely on sunless tanning products
