Can supplements help acne? Discover which ones work, which don’t, and why a balanced, evidence-based approach is key to clearer skin
Can supplements help acne? Discover which ones work, which don’t, and why a balanced, evidence-based approach is key to clearer skin
What causes pimples on your scalp? Learn the top triggers, symptoms, treatment options, and how to prevent breakouts
Infected eczema occurs when the skin’s weakened barrier and disrupted immune defenses allow bacteria, viruses, or fungi, like Staphylococcus aureus and herpes, to penetrate.
Cold sore or pimple? Learn how to quickly identify the difference, get the right treatment, and prevent future outbreaks
Explore the journey of healing from acne with cosmetic surgery: a guide to preparing and caring for your skin pre- and post-procedure for optimal results
Explore how your pillowcase could cause acne and get tips on preventing breakouts with the right materials, cleaning routines, and skin care products
There is scientific research to suggest a direct relationship between dairy consumption and breakouts. In particular, milk has been shown to have a stronger role in the contribution to acne when compared to cheese and yogurt.
Bakuchiol is a new, vegan retinol product on the market and has been talked about a lot over the past few years.
Is Chocolate Bad for your Skin? Read to discover the potential link between chocolate consumption and the development of acne.
In April 2017, a coffee called Black Insomnia became the most caffeinated coffee...
Stress is something most of us are familiar with and according to certain studies, one third of Americans are living with extreme stress. To add to that, nearly half of Americans believe that their stress has increased over the past five years. Unfortunately, as well as the overwhelming feeling that comes with stress, it is shown to cause skin rashes, hair loss, soft nails, acne and more. Stress can affect almost every aspect of our life but today we’re focussing on the effect on our skin.
Summer is one of the most eagerly awaited seasons. However, your skin may not love the summer as much as you do. And if you’re prone to acne, summer may well be the worst season of the year for you!