Skin Features

It’s officially the start of hay fever season and with a mini heatwave on its way, it’s likely to kick off with full force this year.

Hay fever affects around 16 million people in the UK, which is approximately one in four of the population.

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One thing that’s more certain than the weather this Spring is that gardens will soon be in full bloom, come rain or shine.

So, for green-fingered enthusiasts Spring means a time of increased outdoor manual work.

Which is wonderful for our gardens but

All spots are not born equal and just because you have spots doesn’t mean you have acne. They could be a sign of a different skin condition depending on how they are formed and what other symptoms come with them. 

It's not easy to get a referral to see

Rosacea is a condition that is caused by dilation of blood cells below the skin’s surface caused by an underlying inflammatory response. The dilation of the blood cells causes the typical flushing associated with rosacea and eventually leads to leaking

We might all be donning our woolly hats and gloves and wearing our winter SPF’s to protect our skin from the elements, but another area of the body that surprisingly suffers from the perils of cold winter weather is the vagina.

Dry low-humidity winter

Snowy and very and high-altitude cold mountain conditions can play havoc on sensitive skin conditions such as rosacea, eczema and cold sores due to exceptionally low air humidity, ultra drying indoor heating, strong snow reflecting UV rays and abrasive

During colder drier winter weather, do you find your scalp starts to get itchier with perhaps small dry fine white flakes forming? If you suffer from dandruff at other times of the year, this may not be the same thing as your normal dandruff, which is

Valentines is one of the most romantic dates on the calendar so making sure it goes smoothly can mean a lot. Along with plans for a gorgeous outfit and inspirational venue - make sure your skincare preparations will ensure you have lovely skin too.

Valentines

Winter can be a beautiful time of the year with majestic frosty mornings, stormy seas, watery winter skies and cosy evenings by the fire.

However, for skin, it isn’t quite such a rosy picture, well in fact that isn’t quite true! It can be a very rosy

Winter isn’t a wonderland for sensitive skin. As temperatures plummet and central heating surges at home, or you are  planning a winter sports holidays in the mountains, you can find yourself with super sensitive dry winter skin, tight ruddy red skin