Beauty

"Unattainable tomato beauty standards," one user wrote under the video with 9 million views, as another posted, "They put in tomato for free but charge me 600."

The social media influencer's new paid partnership post comes after her Bud Light partnership led to backlash and boycotts.

Dr. Shari Lipner told Newsweek about the shocking effects wearing makeup while working out can have.

TikTok user, @lifeofcharissae, posted a video describing the results after using Gua Sha as "dramatic."

"Just because it is an LED lamp does not make it safe," Candice Quinn, founder of UV protective product Manisafe London, told Newsweek.

Newsweek spoke to doctors who explained the health risks, including cancer, and the best skincare routines to follow when traveling on a plane.

"I don't feel like I am ever categorized in a certain genre," Patrick Ta told Newsweek's Parting Shot about his makeup brand, Patrick Ta Beauty.

If your acne clears up whenever you go on vacation, it really might be something in the water. Newsweek asked dermatologist Dr Gloria Lin how tap water can affect your skin.

Rather than paying thousands of dollars at a nearby salon, Bryn Wright told Newsweek why it's cheaper to travel around the world for her hair.

The shocking video revealing the hair disaster has already amassed over 14 million views and 20,000 comments.

"I was unaware of what they were at first until a friend who was a dermatologist told me," Abby Rivera told Newsweek.

"You are such a queen for this," wrote one of Alix Earle's followers on the video that has been viewed 10 million times.

Humans have been taking care of our skin and hair for thousands of years, some methods of which were beneficial—and others that were incredibly toxic.

I felt that I looked like a chipmunk. What I saw in the mirror made me sad.

TikToker Hipolito revealed a bouncy blowout at the end of her overnight flight.

The airline also made it a requirement for flight attendants to wear high heels.

"The skin appears luminously smooth, translucent, and intensely hydrated," explains Dr. Emmaline Ashley.

"There is no hate directed at my injector, she did say it would happen and I did agree to it," the woman said online.

Newsweek reporter Leonie Helm had skin booster injections to see if it would help her 'lifelong dry skin'.

Tracy Kiss would spend her nights in tears, hopelessly waiting to go bald, until a hair transplant gave the mom-of-two her confidence back.

Zee's no stranger to defending herself from online trolls, especially when they make comments about her appearance.

The Kardashians have been raving about Sea Moss. But, what is it, and does it work? Newsweek spoke to a woman who claims it cleared her acne in one week.

The teacher even gave the dad a list of products to buy to take care of his daughter's hair properly.

According to data, more than 100,000 people regularly edit their photos with the app Facetune.

I don't think we should be trying to look different, we should be trying to enhance some of our features.

Newsweek's Life reporter Melissa Fleur Afshar diffused her hair with a pasta strainer after it went viral on TikTok, and it was not as easy as it looks.

Bonnie Schneider-Priever tells Newsweek what it's like to be a woman in her 60s living in Los Angeles.

A new study has revealed the best and worst cities in the U.S. for skin health by measuring UV light, pollution and water hardness.

This mom started wearing a corset every day to try and get back to her pre-baby body. But, now she wears one 23 hours a day, and her husband is concerned.

Do you have Dry Skin? Or are you trying to diminish those fine lines? Top dermatologist Dr. Emmaline Ashley revealed to Newsweek what products she uses.