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Washing your hands often is a key element to staying germ-free, but none of that matters if you're not also making sure you're sanitizing your nails . Your nails can also harbor bacteria and, if you're a nail-biter and/or frequently eat with your fingers (pizza, anyone?), those bacteria can easily be transferred to your mouth. According to Purvi Parikh , an allergy and infectious disease specialist with New York University's Langone Medical Center, germs transferring from the hands to the mouth are "the easiest way you can contract any infection." It sounds alarming, but there a few very simple ways to keeping your nails clean and germ free. Read ahead for a few tips. Tip #1: Wash Under Your Nails The easiest thing you can do is to make sure that, while you spend more time washing your hands, you're also getting rid of the germs that may be hanging out under your nails. Soap and water will take care of this, but Sundays founder Amy Lin also recomme

Millie Bobby Brown has the best quarantine partners: a big family of dogs. The “Stranger Things” star shared her most recent take on at-home style, posing with three of her four dogs. Wearing loose-fit cream-colored ’70s-style overalls layered with a cami, the 16-year-old smiled in front of a scenic view with Reggie, Dolly and Winnie. “Ronnie was being a diva and didn’t want pictures today,” she captioned the photo referencing her camera-shy pet. She matched her outfit to sleek sock-style black sneakers, set atop a textured white sole. View this post on Instagram ronnie was being a diva and didn't want pictures today... so we got reggie, dolly, and winnie content instead 🥰 A post shared by mills (@milliebobbybrown) on Apr 9, 2020 at 10:01am PDT The young actress has been spending her time in quarantine playing with her puppies and prioritizing self-care using products from her beauty line, Florence by Mills. On March 29, Brown got fresh air lounging

According to Schitt's Creek hairstylist Ana Sorys, Moira Rose has over 100 wigs in her collection. That could be more than one wig per episode when you factor in six seasons and 80 total episodes. Between her ever-changing hairstyles, flashy outfits, and witty zingers that could make anyone laugh out loud, there was never a dull moment with Moira (played by Catherine O'Hara) around. Now that the Canadian TV series has ended its five-year run with an emotional finale, we may never get to see the eccentric matriarch's wig collection expand. The silver lining? There are so many amazing hair moments to look back on, each linked to a memorable scene or moment from the show. Including fun colors like bubble gum pink and mint green, and styles that ranged from blunt bobs to goldilocks-inspired curls, the former soap opera star surely wasn't afraid to experiment. And truthfully, the wigs helped her feel close to part of her old life. So whether you're taking a walk down m

View this post on Instagram Curtain Bangs tutorial ‼️ Really helps out my big round forehead😂🤩 let me know if this works for you! __ Not like my last “hair clip” tutorial... clip is going downwards to give my bangs more of a wave ❤️ Wub u. __ #hairtutorials #hairhacks #beautytips #beautytricks #hairstyles #bangs #bangtutorial A post shared by Gisele Ayora | Beauty Videos 🍒 (@gisele.ayora) on Mar 29, 2020 at 2:26pm PDT Bangs are back on the rise, with at-home haircuts motivating the trend now more than ever. With celebrities like Rosalía, Selena Gomez, and Miley Cyrus making such a strong case for the hairstyle, it's hard to resist the urge to cut your own fringe. The list of potential styles goes on and on - layered, eye-skimming, blunt, shaggy - but by far the easiest style, and the safest, if you ask us, is curtain bangs. If this is your first soirée with bangs, the curtain style is beginner-friendly. The slightly longer cut allows you to incorporat

View this post on Instagram from google hangouts, to facetime meetings, to zoom fittings.. to bugging my bf 😝 A post shared by Danielle Bernstein (@weworewhat) on Mar 17, 2020 at 10:52am PDT Dressing up for a Zoom meeting can be a bit tricky, especially if it's for work and not catching up with friends. Lucky for you, we've rounded up some ideas for both situations, and they're easier than you think. The one plus to meetings that are online and not in person is that you only have to dress up from the waist up. You can be business on the top and cozy on the bottom à la Mindy Kaling. She posted a relatable photo of herself while working from home wearing a sophisticated vest over a button-down shirt. Rather than styling her shirt with a pair of trousers, she opted for comfy pajama pants and fuzzy slides. Since nobody can see what you're wearing on the bottom, why not stay comfortable? If you don't really feel like getting dressed up and wan

Has your skin been breaking out like crazy or drier than usual since we all started self-isolating? Because mine certainly has. And after talking to other POPSUGAR editors and posting about it on Instagram, we've learned that a lot of people feel like their skin is freaking out right now. Much of it can be attributed to higher levels of stress and anxiety , sure, but we couldn't help wondering if there might be more to it. Turns out we were on to something. As dermatologist Shari Marchbein , MD, explained: "I do think a lot of it is stress, although many of us have altered sleep, work, life, and skin-care routines right now, so there's no way to pinpoint just one reason." Obviously, we can't generalize everyone's situation, because there are a million and one factors that go into why someone's skin might be flaring up or acting like a moody teenager. But it seems to be too much of a coincidence that almost everyone is having the same problem since

Ashley Tisdale might be in the same boat as the rest of us in not having anywhere to be right now, but she isn't letting that stop her from getting all done up. The High School Musical alum just shared a new video with her 12 million Instagram followers in which she breaks down the beauty routine she's been following while in self-isolation. "Some days, you know, where I feel like I just want to feel a bit normal, I definitely do my hair and my makeup and it makes me feel like - you know, I get dressed and it's a normal day even though I don't go anywhere," she says in the video. Tisdale starts off her routine with a little skin-care prep, moisturizing her skin with the Joanna Vargas Daily Serum ($85) - which helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and promote skin elasticity - and the Joanna Vargas Rescue Serum ($150). She doesn't specify every product in her short routine, but she follows her serums with Charlotte Tilbury Light Wonder Foundati

Jessica Simpson is taking quarantine cleaning duties very seriously. The singer turned fashion designer posted a photo of herself to Instagram yesterday carrrying a load of cleaning supplies while under lockdown at home. Simpson wore an NSF tie-dyed zipper hoodie with matching sweatpants. View this post on Instagram Housewife of the Year looks a little different these days A post shared by Jessica Simpson (@jessicasimpson) on Apr 8, 2020 at 2:14pm PDT For footwear, the “Open Book” author selected fuzzy Mou Boots slippers. The silhouette is made of ethically farmed mink fur, with a striped upper, a sheepskin lining and a durable rubber outsole. Mou-online.com offers the style for $225. CREDIT: Courtesy of Mou Boots   Buy: Mou Stripey Mink Slipper $225 Buy it “Housewife of the Year looks a little different these days ,” Simpson wrote, juxtaposing a recent photo of herself during social distancing with a November 2003 magazine   cove

Harley Quinn once described "normal" as nothing but a setting on your hair dryer, and, for all intents and purposes, she's not wrong. Yet, right now - in a time of so much fear and uncertainty spread across the globe - the desire to find some sense of normalcy while self-isolating is a feeling we all can appreciate. In some cases, and for many people, that can be as simple as doing your regular skin-care routine every day. It can also mean looking to your stash of skin-care products that spark joy or, if nothing else, serve as an act of escapism from the relentless news cycle. Whether that's with a soothing face wash that smells like lavender to lull you to sleep or a ridiculously bright sheet mask that scares everyone in your apartment , know this: now is the time to celebrate the treatments that make you feel more like . . . well, you . As for us? We're right there with you, so we've asked POPSUGAR editors to share the face masks , serums, cleansers

View this post on Instagram A post shared by Chris Appleton (@chrisappleton1) on Apr 9, 2020 at 5:43am PDT If recent events have shown us anything , it's that people are relying more and more on their family and partners to cut their hair . But for most of us, our experience in the haircutting department is fairly limited - aside from giving our ends a little trim or that one time we snipped our own bangs , that is. Men's hair - and those electric trimmers barbers tend to use - is a whole new territory . That's why a how-to for cutting men's hair was so highly requested from celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton . He shared the video on Instagram detailing the process from start to finish in under five minutes, making it look far easier than you might expect. All you'll need are clippers, scissors, a comb, and sectioning clips. Ahead, we broke down his tutorial so you can follow along during your own DIY men's h

For the first time ever, Vogue Italia has left its cover completely blank. Debuting on April 10, the #Imagine issue is the start of an initiative that comes brand new to the entire international magazine series. "[The white covers is] a mark of respect, a blank page to be filled with imagination and creativeness. And it's a tribute to the white coats of the doctors and nurses who are saving lives," Editor in Chief Emanuele Farneti said. This comes at an important time in our world's history, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic , when we all need a little hope and courage. Vogue states that it released this special issue to stay "faithful to its noble tradition of not turning away." "White is not surrender; it's a blank page to be filled." Inside the magazine, readers will discover the first major fashion feature from lockdown. Over the course of one week, 40 industry leaders including Gigi and Bella Hadid, Petra Collins, and Paloma

Lucy Hale ’s latest quarantine look shows an easy hack of how to turn your nighttime pajamas into a daytime look. The “Katy Keene” lead actress shared a photo of herself and her dog on Instagram Stories, writing that the two were “discussing if we are puzzling, doing the work I put off, or napping.” In the picture, Hale shows off her at-home style in a speckled white long-sleeve top and a pair of pink and purple floral lounge pants. She topped off the look with a set of classic white $55 Converse Chuck Taylor All Star sneakers. By simply adding footwear to her pajama ensemble, the 30-year-old gave the look a more put-together feel that would be acceptable for running to the grocery store or taking the dog out for a quick walk. Lucy Hale’s Instagram story. CREDIT: Instagram CREDIT: Courtesy of Nike Buy: Converse Chuck Taylor All Stars. $55 Buy it Always a fan of a relaxed ensemble , Hale has kept her quarantine style ultra relatable throughout the past few weeks un

It's no surprise that one of the year's biggest trends is having its moment in the spotlight now that so many of us are spending our time indoors. We're talking about matching sweatpants , of course, and everyone from celebrities to our own POPSUGAR editors are experimenting with prints and colors as they take this ultracozy trend to new heights. Right now, Old Navy has tons of matching sweat combos to sort through, so to make the day easier, we went ahead and highlighted our eight favorite pairs (don't worry we snuck in a few non-sweat options if you still want to match). Expect to see some fun loungewear in our selection! Related: I'm Wearing Loungewear on Rotation These Days, and There's a Ton on Sale at Old Navy Source: https://ift.tt/2JVs0SE

There's no delicate way to address this, so we're just going to come out with it: the mullet haircut is staging a comeback , and no, we're not kidding. Oh, wait, don't go! We have good news, and it's that this is not the same throwback look you might remember from the '90s (because that one firmly belongs in the Tiger King documentary or "Achy Breaky Heart" music video). "This haircut is for someone who is confident, who steps outside the box, and whose style is on the edgier side." No, the latest rendition of the faithfully divisive "business in the front, party in the back" style is much cooler and way more low-key. Celebrity hairstylist and cofounder of Nine Zero One salon Riawna Capri has dubbed it "the chillet" - a chill mullet. "It's a more modified and more fashion-forward version of the mullet ," she said, adding that you needn't commit to the full chop to reap its benefits. "The