The Best Articles in Beauty

Eliminating endocrine disruptors is harder than you might think.

The first time I recognized that my body should be controlled was when I was eleven or twelve years old. Thanks to some particularly nasty asthma medication, my body was already well on the “after”…

Capitalism and White supremacy have given us many reasons to hate our bodies because they teach us to be ashamed of them—and to shame others.

Even though most men will lose their hair, baldness is still rejected and ridiculed – especially if you're young.

I was recently at the Getty Museum where I saw a wonderful exhibit of Ishiuchi Miyako’s photography. Her series titled “Scars” particularly struck me.

Ten months after traveling to Istanbul for a bargain surgery, our writer checked back in on the highs and lows of regaining the hairline of his youth.

As we re-evaluate our spending and sort our purchases into needs and wants, beauty can feel hard to place

You haven’t missed the boat and it’s not “all downhill from here”. Here’s how to go from sh*t to Sh*t-Hot after 40.

Most products aren't disability-friendly — but these advocates are making change happen.

I started every morning for an entire week with the ice water facial Kate Hudson swears by to see if it would de-puff my skin.

“One body type has to go out of fashion for another to come in, as if women’s bodies are able to contort and change of their own accord based on societal whims.”

I spent $1,279 of The Atlantic’s money on creams, crystals, and a vibrator from Gwyneth Paltrow’s wellness empire. Things got weird.

Is it possible that we've been wrong about sunscreen all along?

Dr Jennifer Gunter is the world’s most famous – and outspoken – gynaecologist. And she’s on a mission to empower women with medical facts, taking on wellness gurus, old wives’ tales, the patriarchy…

Want to give a colleague a back-handed compliment? Tell them they're nice.

Traditional media has come a long way on self-acceptance. But the message is muddied in online spaces