courtesy Just like with your hair, taking care of your skin starts in the shower. And we don’t just mean cleansing your face; your body needs some TLC, too. When shopping for a good body wash, you generally want to look for “a gentle formulation with mild surfactants that cleanse without over stripping skin’s oil,
courtesy of brands Just like using a face scrub can make skin glow, a body scrub can improve the skin below your neck. “Gently sloughing dead cells away can reveal softer, smoother, and more luminous skin,” says dermatologist Shari Marchbein, M.D., assistant clinical professor of dermatology at New York University School of Medicine. “It also
amazon Body wash is an essential skincare product — and lathering up with the right one can seriously upgrade your daily self-care routine. But buying an effective, high-quality body wash doesn’t have to break the bank. Even if you’re dealing with issues like dry, acne-prone or sensitive skin, there are plenty of excellent under-$20 body
Good Housekeeping is exploring how we think about weight, the way we eat, and how we try to control or change our bodies in our quest to be happier and healthier. While GH also publishes weight loss content and endeavors to do so in a responsible, science-backed way, we think it’s important to present a
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If the trendy teal blue smoothie bowl (it gets its eat-with-your-eyes hue courtesy of the edible algae spirulina) got your wellness senses tingling, there’s another algae in town that’s vying for a “health food” title: chlorella. So what is chlorella? “Chlorella grows in freshwaters and is also commercially made and produced,” says Elizabeth Shaw, M.S.,
Over the last year, Good Housekeeping has been exploring the impact of diet culture with our anti-diet series — a combination of personal stories, expert advice, historical context and cultural insights. Throughout this series, we also explore the many facets of the anti-diet movement, including fighting fatphobia, understanding thin privilege and how the BMI came
It was March 25, 2020, just as New York had gone into lockdown as the emerging epicenter of the pandemic, when a healthcare professional I’d never met in real life presented me with an impossible choice. Either I’d risk dying in my sleep of what she called a possible pulmonary embolism or head to an
The first time I came across the fat acceptance movement was in 2008, when I was five months pregnant with my daughter. I was afraid of passing down my weight-loss obsession to my child, and I spent my evenings on the Internet looking up phrases such as “fat and healthy weight loss” and “fat exercise”—
