Lifestyle

Front Row Group reports that 41% of U.S. beauty sales now occur online, driven by e-commerce growth and social media influence, especially TikTok.

LifeStance Health reports that people enjoy fear as a controlled thrill that fosters emotional resilience, growth, and shared humanity.

PeopleWin reports a shift in baby-naming trends, with parents favoring bold, unique names influenced by pop culture, individuality, and generational values.

GoodRx reports 44% of pet owners face prescription costs straining their budgets, with many delaying care due to expenses.

GoodRx reports men in D.C. fill hair-loss prescriptions over five times the national average, highlighting geographic disparities in treatment.

Sinch reports on 2025 Black Friday trends, highlighting the demand for early promotions, omnichannel communication, swift updates, and smart AI integration.

Honeylove reports a step-by-step guide for hand washing bras, emphasizing gentle care to extend their lifespan.

Hers reports Walmart has the cheapest prices for a 7-day weight loss meal plan, followed by Food Lion. Whole Foods is pricier overall.

Decentraland reports on rising loneliness among U.S. adults despite increased digital connectivity, suggesting virtual worlds may offer meaningful social interaction.

Hers ranks 38 Halloween desserts from healthiest to unhealthiest, highlighting options that support weight goals.

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that active Latter-day Saints are shifting from orthodox beliefs, with a study showing diverse identities within the faith.

Dove Men+Care reports anxiety sweating links to the body's stress response, with tips for management including deep breathing and lifestyle changes.

Village Caregiving reports that in-home care for seniors with dementia fosters independence, safety, and companionship, benefiting both patients and caregivers.

Degree reports that sweat can reveal health insights, from odor changes indicating diet issues to excessive sweating signaling potential conditions.

Shopify reports brands are embracing weirdness in marketing to stand out and engage consumers tired of polished ads, using unconventional campaigns and collaborations.

PeopleFinders reports that a quick search can reveal if your online match is genuine, helping you avoid catfishing risks in dating.

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on the shift from gas to induction cooking, highlighting health benefits, efficiency, and growing adoption among chefs.

PeopleFinders reports that your digital trail reveals much about you, shaping a detailed portrait through online activities and interactions.

The 19th reports a poll shows most men favor a return to traditional gender roles, while women remain divided on the issue.

HomeServe reports on pest management tips for common household invaders, emphasizing cleanliness, sealing entry points, and when to call professionals.