Best Natural Treatment For Acne And Face Eczema
Acne and eczema might be two very different skin conditions, but they can sometimes coincide, making it very difficult to know how to manage your skin.
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Acne and eczema might be two very different skin conditions, but they can sometimes coincide, making it very difficult to know how to manage your skin.
Acne and eczema are both persistent and distressing skin conditions, which, though caused by different issues, can sometimes occur together. So how can you look after skin that’s prone to...
The connection between stress and your skin is well-known, but how do you recognise a rash that’s caused by stress rather than anything else?
Rashes, pimples and spots are very common in little babies, and sometimes very different conditions can look pretty similar. So how can you tell what’s what?
Acne and eczema are both skin conditions that can cause inflamed skin, but how can you be sure which you’ve got?
Eczema and acne are two different skin issues with virtually opposing causes, but unfortunately they can occasionally both happen to the same person at the same time!
Although diabetes is primarily a condition to do with glucose levels in the blood, it’s associated with several skin conditions, some more serious than others.
Diabetes is a condition that affects the whole body, and there is a definite connection between blood-sugar levels and itchy skin.
Psoriasis is a chronic condition that can flare-up from time to time, or can persist for weeks, months or even years. As an inflammatory condition, the causes of a flare...
Psoriasis, characterised by scaly, flaky and inflamed skin, especially around and on the scalp, can be a really tricky condition to manage, but there are things you can do to...
Scalp psoriasis, like psoriasis anywhere on the body, is an inflammatory condition, which is affected by all sorts of factors, from your mood to what shampoo you use! It’s characterised...
Menopause, and the perimenopausal period leading up to it, can bring about significant changes to the skin, just as earlier teenage years can.