For optimal skin health and to get the most out of your cleanser, dermatologists agree that comfortably warm water is the way ...

You could be making this grave skincare mistake. The long-held belief that hot water somehow “opens up” pores is really a ...

During skin fasting, people typically stop using most skincare products, sometimes even just washing their face with water.

But it’s also easy to improvise: put the plug in the sink when washing your face and then use that water for household plants, or keep a bucket in the shower to catch the runoff, which can then ...

“It’s not recommended to bathe or shower in water that is too hot – it’ll strip the skin of natural oils, similar to the skin on the face. If you’re prone to dry skin ...

Washing your face is pretty straightforward, right? You wet your face with water, apply a dime-sized amount of facial ...

US scientists say they have poured cold water on the theory that washing hands with hot water kills more germs than unheated water. The small study of 20 people found using water at 15C (59F ...

Use warm, not hot, water and wash with your fingertips ... And sorry guys, no more using your pit soap all over your face or anywhere you have acne. Deodorant body soaps are harsh and will ...