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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 9, 2026
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Sensitive Skin? What You Should Know About Hypoallergenic Perfume (opens the original)
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As a Senior Chemist at the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab, I spend a lot of time reviewing cosmetic packaging. Recently, I started noticing a new claim popping up on personal care products like body washes and lotions as well as perfumes: “hypoallergenic fragrance.” Since fragrance is one of the most common causes of contact dermatitis, the claim immediately made me wonder: Can fragrance be hypoallergenic? The more I looked into it, the more I realized the answer wasn’t as straightforwar
I’m a Beauty Scientist—These Are the Skincare Changes I’m Making at 36 (opens the original)
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I started working at the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab in my 20s and I still remember my first anti-aging skincare study. We recruit women ages 35 and older, an age that seemed so far away to my twenty-something self. Now I’m 36, which means I can officially participate in our anti-aging studies. While I understood the reasoning behind the minimum age criteria back then, I understand it on a much more personal level now: I’m actually seeing the changes firsthand. It felt like the minute
I’m a Beauty Scientist—These Are the Skincare Changes I’m Making at 36 (opens the original)
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I started working at the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab in my 20s and I still remember my first anti-aging skincare study. We recruit women ages 35 and older, an age that seemed so far away to my twenty-something self. Now I’m 36, which means I can officially participate in our anti-aging studies. While I understood the reasoning behind the minimum age criteria back then, I understand it on a much more personal level now: I’m actually seeing the changes firsthand. It felt like the minute
The No. 1 Anti-Aging Product You Should Be Using Year-Round, According to a Dermatologist (opens the original)
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As summer starts to wrap up, many people start packing away their swimsuits, beach towels, and, in some cases, their sunscreen. As a Senior Chemist at the Good Housekeeping Beauty Lab, that’s one seasonal habit that still surprises me. After years of evaluating sunscreens and studying how consumers use them, I’ve learned that while we’ve come a long way with sun protection, not everyone thinks of sunscreen as an everyday essential. The good news? We’re moving in the right direction. In a recent
You're Probably Using Spray Sunscreen Wrong–What a Cosmetic Chemist Wants You to Know (opens the original)
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The Good Housekeeping Beauty Lab has been testing face and body sunscreens for over a decade. As Senior Chemist, I've led this testing for the past five years, and this summer alone I evaluated 92 sunscreens alongside 766 testers nationwide. Although spray sunscreen is convenient, years of testing have taught me that many people make common application mistakes that can reduce the protection they get from it. I've made these mistakes myself, and I’ve watched countless beachgoers do the same. Her
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