Illegal skin-lightening creams containing mercury and steroids are appearing on British high streets. Here’s what’s in them ...

We all want that healthy, lit-from-within glow. However, the world of skincare can be incredibly confusing, especially when terms like "brightening" and "whitening" are used interchangeably on product ...

Creams marketed to lighten skin tone are being sold illegally on British high streets, including in butchers and specialist food shops. It is an ...

Trading Standards officers in Staffordshire are asking people to report the sales of illegal and harmful skin-lightening ...

Creams marketed to lighten skin tone are being sold illegally on British high streets, including in butchers and specialist food shops. It is an unsettling discovery, but perhaps not a surprising one.

Many products contain substances banned because of serious and sometimes irreversible health risks ...

Many are illegal in the UK and have been found to contain banned substances such as hydroquinone, mercury and powerful ...

Illegal skin-lightening creams containing dangerous ingredients are being sold on British high streets, including in butchers and specialist food shops. These products often contain banned substances ...

Reimbursement authority NICE has said that Incyte's JAK inhibitor cream Opzelura (ruxolitinib) can be used to treat people ...

Some of these garnered over a thousand orders — and a select few are currently on sale.

Small beauty purchases can add up, and sometimes if you do the math, bigger treatments cut costs in the long run. Here are the splurges that actually pay off.

A limited-time Cremo promotion drops prices across its barber-inspired shaving range giving shoppers a cheaper way to upgrade ...