How Pregnancy Can Affect Existing Skin Conditions
During pregnancy, your body goes through complex changes. Your hormones, immune system, circulation, and metabolism all change to support and nurture your developing baby
3 Reasons to Moisturise Your Skin with Colloidal Oat Cream
Topical treatments containing oats can moisturise, soothe, and cleanse the complexion keeping your skin looking and feeling great.
The Link Between Sugar and Skin Conditions
Too much sugar can affect the health of your skin and your body. If your complexion is suffering, we’ve explored the link between sugar and skin conditions.
Choosing the Right Emollient
Emollients are simply moisturisers used for medical conditions causing dry skin, like eczema. The array of lotions, potions and products on the shelves can be baffling.
Why ‘Beauty Sleep’ isn’t a Myth!
Is there really a link between a good night’s sleep, your health and the condition of your skin? Read on to find out.
Stress, the Skin and Mental Health
Mental health problems affect as many as one in four people every year and they don’t just affect the mind. Mental health disorders can impact your psychological, emotional and physical wellbeing, causing problems with the healthy function of your body and your skin.
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.
Sensitive Skin – Is Your Bedroom Skin Safe?
When you have sensitive skin or skin conditions such as eczema, it’s important to keep on top of potential allergens and irritants. You may have your skincare routine well defined and under control, and be careful about the detergents and washing products that you use, but what about your bedroom?
10 Truths About Eczema
Many myths have been told about eczema. Here are some interesting facts that will dispel some of these
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.
