Nursem's hand wash was designed specifically with nurses and doctors in mind who wash their hands more than most and often ...

• Calendula may help heal wounds, soothe skin, and reduce inflammation. • It may improve bacterial vaginosis and certain skin conditions. • Pregnant people and those allergic to daisies or marigolds ...

Your skin flares at the oddest times. A hot shower. A rushed hand wash between meetings. A “natural” bar that promised purity yet left your cheeks tight and angry. The green labels don’t help, nor do ...

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What's more shocking: That an A-list celebrity made soap with her bathwater, or that the soap is now re-selling for thousands of dollars online? The internet is divided over a recent marketing gimmick ...

They were soaked in Sydney. Not the city in Australia, the actress. Sydney Sweeney released a sultry soap made with her used bathwater — and The Post managed to scoop up two samples before the 5,000 ...

Well, this is about as close as most will ever get to bathing with Sydney Sweeney. Bars of soap made with the Hollywood heartthrob’s actual bathwater went on sale Friday... and immediately sold out.

“It’s beautiful, the summer month of June, and the sun shines most of the day brightly.” – Francis Duggan. “This is the smell of June, honeysuckle, green hay, wet linen hung out to dry.” – Lisa ...

OK, which focus group asked for soap made from Sydney Sweeney’s dirty bathwater? Because y’all are in trouble. In announcing the limited-edition Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss product Thursday, boutique ...

You can now purchase Sydney Sweeney's bathwater…kind of. The Emmy-nominated actor and Hollywood heartthrob is promoting a new soap that’s made with a “touch” of water Sweeney took a bath in. One year ...

LA Times Studios may earn commission from purchases made through our links. For decades, we’ve equated cleanliness with lather. The more bubbles, the better, right? But a growing number of ...