But sinus woes such as a runny or congested nose, sneezing or postnasal drip are common. Other problems might include facial pressure, a reduced sense of smell or taste, a crusty nose and feeling ...

If you have a sore, crusty nose, dry air can worsen the condition. Increasing the humidity in your room, especially at night, can help. Using a humidifier is the easiest way to add moisture to the ...

Feel like you're always stuffed up? The experts weigh in on what to do and what to avoid. By Hallie Levine Maybe you’re still congested from a cold you had a month ago. Or your head and nose feel like ...

These may be pink or red in color and feel crusty, scaly, flaky ... around the sides of the nose, and in your smile lines may actually be a form of dandruff," says Dr. Zeichner.

The edges of your lids may get red or violet and crusty. The rims may turn up or ... on the skin between your nose and upper lip, your upper forehead, and your hairline. You can get in on your ...

it could become crusty and infected if you are not scrupulous with hygiene. If this device works for you, there's an operation called a functional rhinoplasty [to strengthen the nose and stop soft ...

Over the course of thousands of years, our hygiene habits have improved to suppress outbreaks of diseases and protect our ...

Open the jar: the aroma should meet your nose immediately ... for a vegetarian Thanksgiving feast or with a salad and crusty bread for weeknight dinners. Wontons for a weeknight dinner?

The wine is dry and minerally with notes of white flowers, apple, and crusty bread ... Apple blossoms and yellow pear lead on the nose. The palate shows lively acidity and orchard fruit flavors ...

a genial, blond bear with a sharp nose and sharper gray eyes ... has earned him millions. The crusty boxing establishment, which scorns anyone who hasn’t been in the game since the Flood ...

You open the box and instantly a sweet, buttery scent hits your nose. You know that this is not ... a jagged bread knife that is meant to cut crusty bread. It will certainly ruin the silky ...