We love a restorative shower for its day-starting, head-clearing, muscle-relaxing power. But that long, hot shower that starts your day might not be doing your skin any favors. Too much hot water can ...

We love a restorative shower for its head-clearing, muscle-relaxing power. But that long, hot shower that starts or ends your day might not be doing your skin any favors. Too much hot water can ...

Do you take a shower in the morning to get energized or maybe at night to relax? Either way, Consumer Reports has tips to help you shower smarter for the planet, your skin, and your water bill. Did ...

Right up there with temperature control is time management. You can take the most self-aware lukewarm shower, but if you ...

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In a year when we were all confined to our homes, taking a relaxing shower proved to be one of the most important acts of self care. When stay-at-home orders hit last March, New York City publicist ...

Cold showers or cold water immersion can reduce muscle inflammation and soreness after a workout. Hot showers or hot water immersion after a workout can improve performance on the same day or the next ...

This is One Thing, a column with tips on how to live. You might have heard the wisdom: A bubble bath won’t cure your burnout. I get what it means. You can’t buy some scented soap and take a short ...