Page 7 - Skin Features
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Many of us mistakenly only start getting serious about skincare in our 40’s when signs of aging such as wrinkles, dryness, redness and pigmentation start to become more noticeable.
But according to consultant dermatologist Dr Eva Melegh, there are five
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Like the seasons, skincare routines should change with the weather and even more so for mature skin.
Mature skin is drier than younger skin and in colder weather the humidity in the air drops and so skin becomes even drier.
Low humidity outside combined
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Adult acne affects 1 in 4 women & these two sufferers have discovered the best adult acne cream.
Adult acne sufferer Jade Rice, 30, is a stay at home mum to two children from Bristol and lives with her partner Liam, a delivery driver
“I didn’t have any
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Many of us have made New Year resolutions to hit the gym and get in shape for 2023, but getting your winter skin out in public after its been hidden away for months under heavy clothes can be intimidating.
Gym Skin can be one of the major issues that
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Acne is traditionally a skin problem associated with teenagers, but increasingly research reveals that adult acne is now dramatically on the rise adults later in life, in particular women in their 40’s and 50’s who are approaching menopause.
Studies reveal
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Mum of three Sally Quest, 54, is a former metropolitan police officer from Gwynedd in Wales
“My rosacea was triggered due to the immense stress of being bullied out of my job as a police officer of almost thirty years,” says Sally.
“In 2017 I was diagnosed
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Sometimes it’s hard when in a relationship to see any negative issues that it may be causing.
However, one of the first signs that all may not be right in your relationship can be seen through your skin.
“Studies report that 25 % of all patients with
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Over 50% of the population carries the herpes simplex virus that causes cold sores.
Since lockdown due to Covid 19, there has reportedly been an increase in people contracting the herpes simplex virus as well as an increase in cold sore outbreaks, maybe
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People who suffer from eczema are likely to experience more flare ups of dry, itchy or peeling during the winter months,’ says Dr Eva Melegh consultant dermatologist. ‘This is due mostly to the drop in air humidity, central heating and friction from winter
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We're all making cuts to our budgets this winter and beauty is no exception. Sales of cosmetics and high end beauty products have already started dropping as people start to prioritise their spending.
However, having less money to spend on your skincare
