Don’t sleep on this turkey hack. Using a “pillowcase” to cook your Thanksgiving turkey is the key to a perfectly cooked bird. The internet-famous recipe shared by TODAY food contributor and chef ...

Turns out, you may not be changing your pillowcase enough. For most people, changing pillowcases happens every time you change your sheets, but is that often enough? It depends, according to Dr.

If you're tired of bedhead, sleep hot or hate waking up with fabric lines on your skin -- and you have the cash to spare or a birthday wishlist -- I think a silk pillowcase is worth it. Generally, I ...

Who’d have thought that a silk pillowcase could make such a difference for your skin and hair? My skin looked clearer and younger, my hair was less prone to tangles and creases, and I slept like a ...

I’ve struggled with skin issues my entire life, from teen acne that lingered well into adulthood to rosacea that flares up at seemingly the worst times. In addition to my carefully crafted acne-prone ...

Your pillowcase has a build up of oils, dirt, and sweat from daily use. This means they can harbor bacteria and cause allergies. In some cases, pillowcases can even damage your hair or skin. Experts ...

If you’re a hot sleeper, you know the joy of laying your head on a refreshingly cool pillow, which is why many hot sleepers invest in a cooling pillow. The downside of a cooling pillow is that ...

As many of my curly-haired colleagues know, managing your curls requires a lot of problem-solving. I used to straighten the bananas out of it, until I figured out a good curl routine in my late ...

I've always relished the squeaky-clean feeling of freshly washed hair. At the same time, damp locks totally give me the chills, so I try to avoid going to bed with wet hair whenever possible. I have ...