An anonymous leak reveals a new skin for Firefly, a popular Honkai Star Rail character, is in the works and might arrive in ...

A Genshin Impact fan has created an impressive skin concept for the popular Geo user Navia. Genshin Impact's playable roster is the main focus of each new update, which does not come as a big ...

Love her or hate her, Genshin Impact’s Varesa is a breath of fresh air for Hoyo's design roster despite what the community ...

Varesa, a 5-star Electro character from the Collective of Plenty, will make her playable debut in Version 5.5 of Genshin Impact. Version 5.5 is expected to launch on March 28, 2025. The latest ...

It’s winter in the Northern Hemisphere, and for many people that means having the spotlight on your body’s largest organ—skin. In cold climates the skin can become substantially drier ...

Scientists Develop Novel Self-Healing Electronic Skin for Health Monitoring Feb. 12, 2025 — Researchers have achieved a breakthrough in wearable health technology by developing a novel self ...

The Genshin Impact livestreams that occur just before the next big update typically contain three codes that must be redeemed within 24 hours. These codes contain Primogems and other useful in ...

Looking for a Genshin Impact tier list? There are currently 94 Genshin Impact characters available, providing you with a wide variety of candidates to construct your dream team. But with so many ...

Genshin Impact has released a new web event called Rattan Immortals to celebrate the Lantern Rite festival. It is a fun event in which you must place the rattan figures based on the shape shown on ...

Your skin is your body’s largest organ. It keeps you protected, helps you feel your environment, and keeps the rest of your body protected. Imagine how difficult life would be without skin that ...

From cleansers and moisturizers, to serums and exfoliants, there’s no shortage of skin care products on the market. But with the sheer number of products out there — not to mention the various ...

Skin allergy symptoms like redness, itching, and swelling often go away on their own in a week or two, with or without treatment. You can do some things to make it more comfortable in the meantime.