A lack of regulation has led to a rise in untrained laser and IPL operators.

Your favourite cosmetic brands could be being tested on animals even while they claim not to be. Find out which are the worst offenders.

There are many non-surgical options offered to people who would like to look younger, promising the benefits of surgery but without the pain, cost and down time. But do they live up to their claims?

Some products carry medical endorsements such as 'paediatrician recommended' or 'dermatologist approved'. But what do these really mean?

BB creams are a hot new beauty product, billed as a one-stop-shop for skin care. But are they all they're cracked up to be?

We have test results for 13 women's razors from Gillette Venus, Schick and Bic, priced from $0.70 to $16.

The results for this test are shared among several consumer organisations.

We've looked at 17 toothpastes, and spoken to dental experts to find out if there's any truth to the marketing claims.

Philips have introduced the Sonicare AirFloss, designed to make flossing easier.

With the boom in shopping centre kiosks and beauty salons offering teeth whitening services, we examine the potential risks and benefits.

They have a higher price tag, but is there any benefit to buying “natural” or “organic” hair dyes? CHOICE investigates the ingredients.

We address some of the common myths and misconceptions surrounding deodorants and antiperspirants.

Hair loss powers an industry with more than its fair share of sharks, so caveat emptor!

Our 41 volunteer testers tried 11 supermarket brands, costing between $5 and $16 per bottle.

CHOICE tested 85 foods and drinks readily available in supermarkets and found that many promoted as healthy snacks are some of the worst offenders.

For thousands of years humans have tried to disguise, cover or eliminate personal smells through the use of perfumes, scented oils and crystals.