A pharmacist says she'd only recommend one science-backed tweakment for radiant skin

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Sonal Chavda-Sitaram recommends one non-surgical cosmetic procedure.

Sonal Chavda-Sitaram

Being hot is now a job requirement

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Emily Reynolds runs a PR company, and with that responsibility comes the pressure to look young, she tells me.

Alicia Silverstone, 48, says she's never had Botox and is 'certain' that her diet is key to keeping her youthful

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Alicia Silverstone in a red dress.
Alicia Silverstone.

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Men in corporate America spend thousands to look good — they just don't want you to know about it

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Before turning 30, John, a trader in Washington, DC, spent nearly $22,000 to fix his receding hairline, an issue that had long been on his mind.

Spa Owner Accused of Performing Thousands of Fake Botox Injections

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Syringe And Vials

7 red flags to watch out for when getting Botox or filler, especially if you found a great 'deal'

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Entering my 30s, I still had no skincare routine. Doing these 7 things faded my forehead lines and dark spots.

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Julia Pugachevsky before and after her skincare routine
On left, my skin in 2022. On right, how I look exactly two years later.

Julia Pugachevsky

I tried both Botox and face tape for my forehead lines. Neither is perfect, but one feels better in the long run.

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Botox left me with a few small bruises. Frownies are a little annoying to put on, but they're effective and have no side effects.

Julia Pugachevsky

Gen Alpha tweens are fueling sales in skincare. It isn't just because they are worried about wrinkles.

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Gen Alpha skincare
Gen Alpha is driving a sales boom in skincare. But why are they buying antiaging products? (stock image)

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Botox injections are at an all-time high. Blame remote work.

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In a remote world, the hottest status symbol is your face. It's driving a Botox boom.

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