Beauty

Emma Hutton, 35, told Newsweek: "I would never judge a mom who doesn't wear makeup, so I don't see why the moms who do wear it are being judged."

"If you want raw, unfiltered honesty, you ask the internet," the bride said.

"My jaw hit the floor," said one viewer of the drastic transformation.

"Many of my patients have started using diaper cream on the face for dryness and irritation," a dermatologist told Newsweek.

Cecilia Moreno, 50, stunned TikTok after proving her age, sparking debate about social media's beauty standards.

"Microdosing makeup is a fantastic way to create a polished, effortless 'no-makeup makeup' look," an expert told Newsweek.

Jennifer Oliver joked that her neighbors wouldn't have recognized her after spending two hours getting ready.

The popular moisturizer is often featured on social media.

Dr. Kristy Kostalas says that her ponytail's dramatic swing is intentional, and it's not something that just happens naturally.

"I filmed the video to send to a friend because I was scared of the result," the TikToker told Newsweek.

"We grew up watching the media scrutinize women's bodies relentlessly," Becky Jones, a millennial woman, told Newsweek.

"Silicones can provide benefits like reduced split ends, improved resistance to humidity, and smoother, shinier hair," one expert told Newsweek.

"Ultimately, everything isn't for everyone," Ebony Coleman told Newsweek after her facial experience.

Two women have gone viral for sharing their thoughts on the term after reclaiming their natural hair color.

Newsweek spoke to two experts who shared how premature graying may be a sign of mineral deficiencies.

"As a blush girl I gotta say the dark smokey eye with no blush is such a slay," one content creator said, as she shared her blush-less look.

Peanut's owner said the reaction isn't unusual because she is "scared of her own shadow."

Nina King says that Ozempic's rise could shift beauty standards away from thinness as it becomes more accessible.

As anti-aging NAD+ drips capture the attention of A-list celebrities, doctors explain the science behind the wellness treatment.

In a viral video, a makeup artist says she isn't a "fan" of preventative Botox. Newsweek discussed its effectiveness with two plastic surgeons.

The gymnast and influencer has her gymnastics routine and her makeup routine down to a T.

"Lili was running around a bunch," Sean Kolar told Newsweek. "I figured I could check something off for her while she was at work."

The man behind the experiment said that ChatGPT produced an "alien-looking creature," after the chatbot was told to create beauty.

"Imagine this but I've put the star on every nail," added one viewer.

Having never allowed a pair of scissors anywhere near her long hair, Mandy Bowen says that washing it is a "literally exhausting" task.

CEO Gina Boswell attributed the company's success to its "agile business model and predominantly U.S.-based supply chain."

Kaley told Newsweek it's "not something I worry about" after doing some research.

Ezgi Aslan, 21, said she believed the ancient beauty rituals strengthened the skin itself, more so than modern products.

Does brushing your teeth with turmeric and coconut oil leave them pearly white? Some dentists think so, and others, not so much.

Isabelle Lowe had dyed her hair several times in the past and never experienced a reaction, but that all changed when she used an at-home box dye.