Coronavirus Lockdown: Top 5 Ways To Stop Your Skin Drying Out At Home
One, perhaps surprising, result of lockdown is that being stuck at home can be terrible for the skin!
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One, perhaps surprising, result of lockdown is that being stuck at home can be terrible for the skin!
Enforced lockdown hasn’t been the easiest of times for anyone, whether you’re on the frontline, furloughed, or working from home. Many of us are finding our skin has got worse,...
It’s a difficult time for everyone, and on top of it all, our skin is suffering! Stress, central heating, overly dry environments and constant hand washing are a bad combination...
It’s the worst thing: you’re trying to treat your hands to a lovely moisturising treat and they repay your kindness by stinging at the merest dab of cream!
If you work as a healthcare worker, you’ll no doubt be familiar with the trials and tribulations of PPE: a great necessity but also a source of considerable discomfort.
Feeling out of control is very common for those who suffer from Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW), and more than any method, any cream, any diet, it's vital that you take time to...
Perioral dermatitis is a persistent and distressing condition which is characterised by pustules and inflammation around the mouth. Here we look at what you can do to help yourself at...
The short answer is that while self-care is good for rosacea, heat is not. Rosacea is an inflammatory condition that can flare up with certain triggers. Unfortunately, these triggers include...
If you’ve woken up to find your ears are scabby, it can be worrying as well as painful! Working out what might be going on can be a frustrating process.
It seems like a crazy idea - refusing to use moisturisers on skin that is agonisingly dry - but for those who follow the no moisture protocol (aka no moisture...
April is Rosacea Awareness month, a time to learn about the symptoms, implications and possible treatments for this under-reported and often really debilitating condition.
Louise King writes for Balmonds about her exciting new strategy for beating topical steroid withdrawal: a centre in Singapore that's treating TSW patients.