Using extra-virgin olive oil comes with multiple benefits, from skin and bones to heart and brain health. Learn how it can affect your body and health.

Olive oil is packed with ultra-hydrating ingredients like oleic acid and squalene — here's how to use it to get soft, strong tresses.

Using olive oil as a moisturizer can make skin more oily and can cause skin rashes and flaking of the scalp and eyebrows, Dr. Brian Hibler said.

This pantry staple is rightfully dubbed liquid gold. Olive oil has long been heralded as liquid gold. It’s good for your body when you add it to meals; it's a top-tier moisturizer and softening ...

Dealing with oily or acne-prone skin can often feel impossible — especially in the relentless summer heat, when makeup and skin care seems to melt away the second you step outside. Although oily skin ...

They say olive oil is liquid gold — but too much might be making the wrong part of your body rich. A new study published in the journal Cell Reports has found that a diet high in oleic acid — the ...