As the sun sets on yesteryear’s cosmetic crazes, such as the Do-it-Yourself “mini” nose job and the buzzy “Barbie” nose job, the unofficially-titled Whoville chop could be rising as a must-have on ...

A BUNGED up nose is one of the many joys the cold and flu season brings each year. Though having to dab at your streaming schnoz with tissues can be a real headache, most of us tend to assume that ...

You might develop the flu if you touch an infected surface and then touch your eyes, nose, or mouth. Most people do not catch the flu from infected surfaces. Most people do not need to visit a ...

Breaking out anywhere on your face (or body) can be super annoying, but there’s nothing quite like the frustration of a giant ...

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Nose pores are the openings to the hair follicles on your skin. Attached to these follicles are sebaceous glands. These glands produce a natural oil called sebum, which moisturizes your skin.

When you need your nose hair trimmed, the last thing you want ... And here to help is Micro Touch. This trimmer's steel blades are bonded with titanium and shaped at an angle to reach tight ...

But these ointments can also be applied in and around your nose for a variety of purposes. Keep reading to find out what Neosporin in your nose can and cannot be used for, along with best ...

New research from Emory University reveals that nasal autoantibodies in COVID-19 patients may help predict disease severity, ...

Your little one is congested. What should you do? In a child age 3 or under, this can be a challenge. For starters, it’s not always obvious what’s causing that stuffy nose. Infants and ...

During autumn and winter, factors like cold weather, viruses, dampness, mould, and even Christmas trees can exacerbate ...

But why is it so hard to tell if your own home smells bad? That’s because, after a while, you stop noticing it. There’s even a name for it: nose blindness, or olfactory adaptation. But don’t ...