What We're Reading: A Guide To Gray Hair, How Orgasms Lead To Better Skin, What Non-Comedogenic Really Means, And More...

You’re working, you’re moisturizing, you’re sleeping—you’re busy. We know. Don’t have time to scour the web for the best beauty, health, and wellness articles every week? Don’t worry: Charlotte’s got you. Every Friday we compile the best of the internet. Here’s your weekly dose for November 30, 2018. This week’s feature image via Allure.   ~ Gray hair 101. Whether you decide to embrace your silver locks or dye them, here's everything you need to know about going gray. — Allure   ~ Orgasms could give you better skin. There's actually science behind how orgasms lead to better-looking skin. — Marie Claire   ~ Face rollers are trending. From rose quartz to reflexology, these are the most popular facial rollers out now and what they do. — MindBodyGreen   ~ "Healthy" is subjective. Here’s a list of foods that sound healthy, but actually aren't. Plus, what to eat instead. — Coveteur   ~ What does comedogenic even mean? Derms always recommend using skincare that's non-comedogenic; here's what that really means. — Well+Good   ~ Your menstrual cycle has a big effect on your skin. These are the four menstrual phases, their effects on your skin, and how to go with the "flow." — Byrdie   ~ Acne cleansers could make your breakouts worse. Here's how acne fash wash could be making your breakouts worse and what to do about it. — Cosmopolitan  

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