cosmetics

Rose Maura Lorre of Wirecutter bought and tested a dozen products from third-party sellers on major e-retailers. Every single one raised red flags.

Amid competition from generics and a push to age naturally, Botox sales are slumping.

In an effort to counter rivals, the retailer is opening more stores.

The FDA hasn’t approved a new UV filter for sunscreen since 1999. Some consumers are turning to foreign markets instead.

A study released this year detected the presence of microplastics in human blood for the first time.

The app can cause certain products to blow up overnight, Vox’s internet culture reporter Rebecca Jennings says.

A slew of new companies are selling bacteria they say can improve our health.

The company that launched Ebony and Jet magazines — Johnson Publishing Company of Chicago — has filed for bankruptcy. Johnson sold off its magazines in 2016, but held on to Fashion Fair, its cosmetics brand. When the brand hit the market in 1973, the department store counters that sold it were among the few places where […]

With big chains like Sephora and Ulta on the move, department stores are playing catch up.

The product comes from a substance so lethal that it could be used as a potential agent of bioterrorism.