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Are more expensive shampoos better for my hair? Not necessarily. A Consumer Reports study of 1,700 ponytail samples that had been washed with a range of products found that none of the expensive brands produced better results than drugstore options. Only trial and error can truly lead you to the right formula.

You Asked! Beach Bag Essentials Our experts give their tips and product picks for what you should pack when you head into the sun this summer. By Ayren Jackson-CannadyWebMD the Magazine - Feature In each issue of WebMD the Magazine, our experts answer your questions about skin care, beauty, makeup, hair care, and more.

Naturally Occurring Trans Fats Found in Dairy May Not Increase Heart Risks, Study Finds

June 13, 2012 View videos Robert Louis Stevenson once said: "Everyone lives by selling something." All of us are continuously selling either our products and services, or our ideas.

Top 8 Acne Treatment Mistakes Common ways people go wrong in treating their acne. By Anna NguyenWebMD Feature For the nearly 50 million Americans affected by acne, the many available medications and treatments can be confusing and overwhelming. It's easy to make mistakes treating acne or even make it worse, despite the best intentions.

Vitamin B Supplement Contains Anabolic Steroids WebMD News from HealthDay A product marketed as a vitamin B dietary supplement contains two potentially harmful anabolic steroids and should not be used by consumers, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration says. Laboratory analysis showed that Healthy Life Chemistry By Purity First B-50 contains methasterone and dimethazine.

Around the world there are leaders who are intentionally or unknowingly relying upon their psychic abilities and those of their employees to relay important information with disastrous results. The results of failed telepathy range from massive product recalls, failed change initiatives, to unengaged employees.

Nitric Oxide is a crucial part of supporting cardiovascular wellness, and one of the best ways to promote optimal NO levels is through a healthy endothelium. To understand how to keep the endothelial cells-the production house of NO-working properly, it's important to know the risk factors for endothelial dysfunction.