A skincare specialist has explained why you will never find him in a hot tub, and he recommends we all avoid them too for a rather unpleasant reason to do with our skin health ...

Another area where contacts can complicate things? Swimming. Experts say you shouldn’t swim with your contacts in your eyes, ...

“Showering in contacts is risky,” Dr. James Kelly, an ophthalmologist and founder of Kelly Vision, told HuffPost. “Tap water ...

Image via Shutterstock One of people's favorite things about staying in an Airbnb on vacation is probably the hot tub. After ...

A viral video from skincare expert Justin Spracklin in which he reacts to footage of a woman who developed a rash after ...

The actor-director-producer's ideal Sunday includes catching a film at Vidiots and enjoying Zankou chicken with his family.

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“Water ― whether from a pool, ocean, lake or hot tub ― contains bacteria, fungi and parasites that can get trapped under your contact lenses, increasing the risk of serious eye infection ...

"Hot tubs are notorious for being breeding grounds for bacteria because they are the perfect, ideal conditions for them to thrive. Hopefully this person got their rash cleared up and moving ...

"Hot tubs are notorious for being breeding grounds for bacteria because they are the perfect, ideal conditions for them to thrive." Justin said he hoped the person affected resolved their rash and ...