When it comes to beauty products, sometimes ignorance is bliss. Snake venom, bird droppings, snail serum, cow dung and whale vomit are but a few of the industry's extreme and off-putting ingredients that one might be shocked to know can be slathered about your body.

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From discount stores to luxury retailers, investigators continue to find lead in jewelry.

Some skin-care companies are incorporating a synthetic snake venom into their formulations to help diminish signs of aging.

Within the rainbow of shades that line the walls of nail salons, an increasingly popular choice is "green." But more eco-friendly options may not be quite as green as you think.

Skipping the red wine, coffee and tea isn't enough to keep those pearly whites gleaming. White wine can turn teeth dingy, too.

Cryolipolysis — it sounds like something that could kill Superman but it's actually a noninvasive procedure that gradually blasts off fat.

Red really is the color of love for men, according to two University of Rochester psychologists who conducted a series of experiments to determine how color affected men's responses to women.

Health experts are fighting back against an aggressive campaign by the tanning industry to portray sunbathing and the use of indoor tanning beds as not only safe, but good for you.

Go green by shopping vintage, swapping clothes and borrowing accessories.