Vitamin D and Eczema
Vitamin D otherwise known as the ‘sunshine vitamin’, is a hot commodity in skin care. It is named the ‘sunshine vitamin’ because our bodies can produce it when the skin is exposed to UV rays from the sun.
The Harmful Effects of Alcohol on Your Skin
There’s an expression that ‘you are what you eat’ however, when when it comes to achieving healthy skin, you are also what you drink.
The Truth About Keratosis Pilaris
Lumpy, bumpy limbs are not just the preserve of oven-ready poultry. ‘Chicken Skin’, Keratosis pilaris affects as many as 1 in 3 of us1. It tends to run in families and although it’s harmless, it can be unsightly. Unfortunately, there’s still no cure available but there are plenty of things you can do to smooth your skin and improve the appearance.
Coping with Dry Skin In All Weathers
With our ever-changing UK weather, it’s no wonder why our skin suffers over the course of the year. Protecting our skin is not only important to prevent ageing but also to help cope with skin complications such as dry skin.
10 Truths About Psoriasis
Many myths have been told about Psoriasis. Here are some interesting facts that will dispel some of these…
How Heat Affects Your Skin
The sun is shining and temperatures are soaring. After a long cold winter, it can be wonderful to feel the sun on your skin, however, the heat can make eczema and other dry skin conditions flare-up.
10 Truths About Eczema
Many myths have been told about eczema. Here are some interesting facts that will dispel some of these
Protecting Your Children’s Skin
We’ve had some really glorious days over the past few weeks. With beautiful weather like this and some overseas restrictions still in place it’s no wonder more and more families are choosing to staycation in the sun (A holiday spent in one’s home country rather than abroad). Although you maybe holidaying in UK protecting your children’s skin is still very important.
Emollients and Swimming
Holidays spent in and out of the water can be challenging for the skin. Which is why emollients and swimming make a perfect match.
How to Hydrate Your Skin
Together with the air we breathe and the food we eat, water is one of the essential factors for life. When the skin lacks moisture, it will appear less plump and fresh.
