You’ve stopped buying mass-market cookware. You read labels at the grocery store, and you’ve thinned out the under-sink ...

When you’re the person who reads every food label, vets the cookware in the kitchen, and picks out kids toothpaste for the bathroom drawer, the moment you flip over your own tube of toothpaste tends ...

You’ve spent years getting picky about what goes on your skin — the actives, the percentages, the ingredients you skip. Your toothpaste, which is touching the most visible part of your face twice a ...

Most food and cosmetic products list their ingredients in the exact same way: Somewhere on the package, there's a tiny block of all-caps text, often jammed full of complex chemical names. A UK ...

You’ve vetted your supplements, scrutinized your skincare, and probably banished most of the seed oils from your kitchen. But ...

If you diligently brush your teeth the recommended two or more times per day, you'll likely skip out of the dentist's office cavity-free. But, unfortunately, your pearly whites might be sparkling at a ...

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with any advertisers on this site. The toothpaste aisle can be a confusing place, with a huge variety of claims touted on product labels. Companies tend ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Food and Drug Administration recently announced that it is banning the sale of soaps and body washes that contain one or more ...

Brushing your teeth is as much a part of everyday life as doing your taxes every year. Toothpaste contains questionable ingredients and has a poor eco-balance. A dentist gives tips.

Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with advertisers on this site. Triclosan, an antibacterial ingredient recently banned by the Food and Drug Administration in some products but currently ...