Dermatologists share how to treat dry skin
It’s wintertime in the Northern Hemisphere, and for many people that means having the spotlight on your body’s largest ...
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Listen to Your Body: How Your Skin Can Reveal Mental Health Disorders
How our skin reacts—from heat rashes to pimples to eczema—is its way of telling a story. Could it be the sign of a mental health disorder?
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How to Do an At-Home Chemical Peel Safely
Skin conditions such as eczema, contact allergies, and rosacea may indefinitely rule out the use of at-home peels for some ...
How Do You Know It’s Psoriasis? Here Are The Signs And Symptoms You Should Look For
More than 125 million people worldwide suffer from some form of psoriasis. If you’ve struggled with your skin health this ...
Finally, a Face Wash That Won’t Make Your Eczema Angry AF
If you’re prone to eczema, you don’t want to take any chances with the products you use on your skin—so washing your face ...
I Have Rosacea—Here’s How I Ate My Way To Better Skin
Dermatologists often talk about the link between gut health and the skin, but it was a can of worms I could never quite bring ...
Why Skin Barrier Strengthening Is So Essential—And 6 Must-Try Products In This New Category
A new slew of beauty products are focused on strengthening the skin barrier to mitigate other issues. Here, experts explain ...
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Will Scalp Oiling Make My Hair Grow?
Scalp oiling boosts hair growth by stimulating blood flow to the scalp. Bridgette Hill, a trichologist and scalp therapist, ...
A guide to cortisol: How the stress hormone affects everything from your skin to your mental health
"When cortisol levels remain elevated for prolonged periods, it can have a negative impact on the skin. The skin serves as both a receptor for cortisol and a responder to the body’s stress, ...
3,600 Irish will get breast cancer each year – it’s vital to check for signs as early detection helps with treatment
SOME 3,600 women and around 30 men are diagnosed with breast cancer in Ireland every year. The illness is more common in females over 50. Breast Cancer Ireland last week told how it is also being ...