Rachel Krause

The fear-mongering narrative around conventional deodorant is like the health-scare version of Coach Carr's safe-sex speech in Mean Girls: If you use

Just thinking about using a heavy layer of makeup to hide a gnarly burn, no matter how well it works, has us feeling a little hot under the collar.

Nothing brings me back to being 14, greasy, and profoundly insecure quite like the sight of a certain pale-blue pack of blotting papers. There is no song,

Practice safe hair.

Anti-intellectualism might be on the rise, but we're living in a kind of golden age of innovation where skin care is concerned. Age-defying measures h

Around the same time of year that the gust of stale subterranean air as the subway roars into the station starts to feel like a refreshing gift from God, c

Before you talk about Australia, it's important to first reflect on what it fundamentally is, in the simplest terms: a massive Western country colonis

Update (Apr. 5, 2018): Well, the shit has officially hit the fan at Deciem. Over the past several days, and after months of increasingly erratic behaviour,

These days, all you have to do is open Instagram to be inundated with whatever beauty trend people are loving at the moment. And right now, that would be t

The highly awaited tribute is on its way.

The Song of Songs, also known as the Song of Solomon, is an anomaly in the Hebrew Bible, or any ancient religious canon, for that matter. It's Biblica

As far as the body’s natural mechanisms go, sweat is a good — and necessary — thing, a means of thermoregulation that keeps your body at a healthy te

Poking hundreds of teeny-tiny holes into your face might sound like a good way to cause skin problems, not cure them. But the overwhelmingly positive effec