Given the shortage of masks used to protect against the coronavirus outbreak, people have resorted to making their own face protection from napkins, bandanas, old bras — you name it. Costume designer ...

The time has come to start covering up. On April 3, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) issued a recommendation that individuals should wear fabric masks in public spaces where social distancing can ...

Wearing face masks and coverings is recommended, or in some places mandatory, in public spaces to help stop the spread of Covid-19. But what kind of DIY face covering offers the best protection?

Are you a medical professional? Can you sew? NO NO YES YES Use N95 or surgical masks Sew a cloth mask Cut a cloth mask The Washington Post is providing this news free to all readers as a public ...

Even if you're staying at home right now, you can still pamper yourself and feel rejuvenated thanks to homemade facial masks. Besides the nourishment they provide your skin, the best part about DIY ...

This page may contain affiliate links. We may earn a small commission for any purchases made through these links. We’ve all likely tried making our own face masks at home, but what about hair masks?

In Illinois and across the country, officials recommend people cover their faces when out in public and some Chicago suburbs are even requiring it. For many, that means making homemade options. "A ...

With medical grade masks still in short supply and badly needed at hospitals and other care centers, many Americans have turned to a variety of other options to help slow the spread of COVID-19, from ...