Celia Shatzman
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 15, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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The Biggest Anti-Aging Skincare Mistake You're Making (opens the original)
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It used to seem like it was never too early to start an anti-aging skincare routine—until the Sephora tweens came around. Now we understand that using harsh ingredients on delicate young skin is a big mistake, but starting anti-aging products at an appropriate age can not only improve the appearance of skin, but its long-term health as well. “The focus has shifted from fighting signs of aging later in life to prevention and preservation,” says Kiran Mian, M.D., board-certified dermatologist at H
Choosing an Anti-Aging Serum? This Is the Most Important Thing to Remember (opens the original)
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I know that getting older is a blessing—but I still want to look as young as possible while doing it. I’ve used anti-aging serums for decades and love how they help keep my skin looking smooth and hydrated. But choosing an anti-aging serum isn’t one-size-fits-all. To help you find a good match, I spoke to dermatologists and Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty & Personal Care Lab experts about what to look for. And while serums can be a useful addition to your routine, don’t forget the most import
How to Care for High Porosity Hair, According to the Pros (opens the original)
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If your hair seems to soak up moisture one minute and feel dry again the next, you may be dealing with high porosity hair. We tapped dermatologists, stylists, and other hair pros to explain how to care for high porosity hair. Understanding your hair’s porosity is key to finding the products and styles that work for you. According to experts, high porosity hair is often prone to frizz, breakage, and damage, so it’s important to maintain it with hydrating and moisturizing hair products. Regular tr
What Really Works to Treat Crow's Feet, According to Dermatologists (opens the original)
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Though we cherish the memories that made them, the smile lines around our eyes are a different story. Since the skin around our eyes is among the thinnest on our body and extra delicate, it’s one of the first areas to show signs of aging, particularly fine lines and wrinkles. Crow’s feet, eye wrinkles, or whatever you want to call them are an inevitable part of aging—but that doesn’t mean you can’t minimize them if you’d like. We asked Good Housekeeping Beauty & Personal Care Lab scientists and
Makeup Artist Laura Geller Swears By This Summer Beauty Tip for Women Over 40 (opens the original)
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I'm the kind of person who'll spend an extra minute making sure my eyeliner is even and my blush is perfectly blended. But as soon as I step outside on a steamy summer day, I wonder why I even bothered. Sometimes even extra finishing powder doesn’t help; my makeup still moves, and my fine lines become more obvious. (Though I have been extra grateful for the Megababe Coldies that absorb body heat to help keep me cool, translating to less makeup melt.) As if that isn’t enough to deal with, my matu
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