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Like fashion, the beauty industry has a "forever chemicals" problem, according to a new study that found perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, in cosmetic products sold in the US and Canada across a range of categories and price points. PFAS, known as forever chemicals because of how long they persist in the environment, have been linked to widespread health and environmental problems.

Best for Acne-Prone Skin: It Cosmetics Your Skin But Better CC Cream Oil-Free Matte with SPF 40 Dr. Robinson recommends this foundation for oily skin for those with acne-prone skin. "It's non-comedogenic, so it won't clog your pores and it also contains charcoal, which minimizes the appearance of pores and absorbs excess oils at the skin's surface," she points out. Plus, its color-correcting technology helps to cover up dark spots, redness, and blemishes. "I'm on my second tube of this stuff and really like it," reported a shopper. "It's thick and creamy, buildable, and doesn't turn orange and oxidize during the day. The sunscreen is great — I love the high SPF. The formula doesn't break out my very sensitive, oily skin unless I sleep in it by accident. It can be used with a setting powder or spray and will last a full eight hours unless you sweat."

The Mediterranean Diet has exploded in popularity over the past few years, and it's not just because following it evokes feeling like you are dining on a Greek island or at an Italian villa overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Following this diet has been linked to countless health benefits and is a sustainable and delicious way of eating. One beautiful thing about the Mediterranean Diet is that it is not really a diet in the traditional sense. Rather, it is a lifestyle that emulates the way people live in the Mediterranean region. Meals are enjoyed in the company of others, food isn't wolfed down in a drive-through parking lot, and physical activity is practiced every day. Of course, food choices are an important factor of this diet/lifestyle too. Nutrient-dense and balanced is the name of the game when building your Mediterranean Diet plate. You won't find pre-packaged, fried, sugary, or highly processed foods on Mediterranean plates. Instead, you will find some nut

Low carb, high protein diets restrict people's consumption of carbohydrates, such as bread, while promoting a higher-than-usual consumption of proteins, such as lean meats. This type of eating plan may be beneficial for weight loss and muscle building, but it may also carry a few health risks. Protein, carbohydrates, and fats are macronutrients. These nutrients are necessary in large quantities to provide a person with energy and keep them healthy. It is important for a person to have a balanced diet and consume sufficient amounts of each macronutrient. However, if a person is looking to lose weight or alter their body composition, they may wish to adjust the balance of their macronutrients and consume more protein while reducing their carbohydrate intake. In this article, we discuss the roles of carbohydrates and protein in the diet. We also explain what foods are high in protein and low in carbs and suggest a meal plan that people can try. Along with fat, pr

Photo: Timolina (Shutterstock) Healthy food has a reputation for being expensive, but there are lots of ways to eat well on a budget. That's where the subreddit r/EatCheapandHealthy comes in. Its archives are full of recipes that don't break the bank while being high in protein, full of veggies, or low in salt and sugar. And they have tons of ideas for what kind of lunches to pack when you have to rely on something cold. To be clear, no single food is good or bad for you in isolation , so the recipes reflect a variety of foods that can fit into a healthy diet, depending on your needs and what else you're eating. So if you need ideas for cold lunches, take a look at these. Some can be cooked the night before and eaten cold; others are ready to go straight from fridge or pantry ingredients.

With new makeup dropping at dizzying daily rates, we've decided to make it easier for you to sort through the selection of the latest liners, lipsticks, and the like. Allure editors eagerly pore over every new launch and emerging brand to find the standouts in the bright, shimmery selections each month. Although we're partial to our particular favorites, heart rates spike with every exciting makeup release — and now that 2021 has just begun, brands are putting their best feet forward and kicking off the year with their best launches yet.  With each new product, seeing what innovations beauty brands come up with to improve a formula or design is always thrilling. One could easily say that makeup is the one thing exempt from the "if it ain't broke, don't fix it" mantra. That's the exciting part of the ever-expanding market: finding new makeup treasures to help us present our best, truest selves to the world ⁠— no matter how colorful or minimalist our go