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Summer Buyers' Guide: Sunglasses Sunglasses this summer are oversized, colorful, and glitzy, with plenty of style to make a big splash when you head out into the sun. Summer Buyers' Guide: Lip Protection Your lips need protection from heat, humidity, and the sun's rays -- just like the rest of you. This summer, look for lip products with SPF to minimize damage from the sun's UV rays. Summer Buyers' Guide: Clothing & Sandals Slip your summer feet into pretty sandals and flip-flops, and check out the range of summer clothing that provides protection from the sun. You can even add SPF in your laundry. Are You a Mosquito Magnet? Experts try to crack the code behind why mosquitoes like some humans more than others. 5 Nice Things to Do for Your Feet From blisters to inflamed tendons, summer can be tough on toes. Bad Hair Days: Hair Force Blamed Bad hair days grow out of hair forces caused by tiny scales and tiny electrical charges on single hairs, says an American Chemical Society Meeting report. Beware of Sunburn Boosters Certain drugs and skin care products can increase your sensitivity to the sun. WebMD tells you how to not get burned by these hidden culprits. Grooming Essentials for Women: Skin and Hair Care Products There are hair care and skin care products galore for women. Which ones do you need to look your best? Extreme Makeover: Coming to a Beach Near You When you notice the growing numbers of bodacious bods on the beach, there may be more to it than you realize, say leading plastic surgeons, aestheticians, podiatrists, and dermatologists. Summer Skin Care for Kids Early exposure and childhood sunburns are among the worst damage to the skin, raising the risk of skin cancer. Shield your kids with sun-protective clothing, sunscreens, umbrellas, and good old-fashioned shade. Summer Buyers' Guide: Sunless Tanning Lotions Achieving that bronze-kissed look without ever stepping foot on the beach has never been easier. And sunless tans will be hotter than ever this year with all sorts of streak-proof varieties, including a do-it-yourself airbrush tanning kit, readily available. Surviving a Bad Hair Day You can turn bad hair days into, well, stylishly acceptable days, with far less effort that you think. Experts share tips for taming hair that's out of control. Healthy Fingernails: Clues About Your Health To the trained eye, nails can provide valuable clues about your overall health; and noticing and following up on those clues is the best way to maintain healthy fingernails. Your Summer Makeover Try a summer makeover with these eight ways to look good and feel great, from shiny hair to strong abs and soft feet. 9 Home Spa Makeovers for Body and Soul Experts offer tips and recipes for home spa treatments that can soothe body and soul. Removing Tattoos: Who Does It and Why More women than men decide to have a tattoo removed, a study shows. Summer Hair Care Products Shopping for summer hair care products? You may want to read this 2005 article about your options. Exercises to Build Body Image Yoga, Pilates, and other types of exercise may help people feel better about their bodies. 23 Ways to Reduce Wrinkles WebMD asked the experts what really works to reduce wrinkles and found 23 ways experts you can make a difference. From diet to wrinkle fillers, find it all here. Skimpy Skin Care Tips Don?t have time for complex skin care? Try these 3 quick basic steps for soft, healthy skin Survey: Plastic Surgery Has Wide Appeal In an online survey of more than 52,000 adults, 48% of women and 23% of men note interest in getting plastic surgery and/or liposuction. Scratch Skin, Soothe Brain? Scratching may soothe the brain by activating some brain areas and deactivating other brain regions, Wake Forest University researchers report. Sagging Face: Bones to Blame? Facial bones shift with age, setting the stage for faces to sag, Duke University researchers report. Rare Skin Problem Baffles Experts The CDC is launching a study investigating a baffling, rare skin problem called Morgellons disease. Plastic Surgery Up in 2007 11.7 million cosmetic procedures were done in the U.S. in 2007, up 2% from 2006, says the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.

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