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
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.
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Do you find yourself scratching at your brows more often? Do you wake up with irritated and flaky brows? You could be part of the flaky brow epidemic that’s currently on the rise, according to skin specialists.
“Brows, like the scalp, have their
The word 'pores' has almost 3 billion search hits on Google with the most commonly asked question being 'how to get rid of open pores?'
So open pores are a major issue for many poeple.
However pore old pores get a bit of a hard time as
Traditional skin care advice is to wash your face every day, sometimes twice a day, to avoid skin problems such as acne and greasy skin.
However, washing your face every day can cause more harm than good, even if you suffer from acne.
Sometimes the simplest solutions are often the best which is why Zinc Oxide (ZnO) used in NEW Clarol ZnO Clear overnight spot-on therapy is a simple yet effective natural acne treatment.
Acne sufferer who was called pizza face by school bullies finds salvation for her skin with Clarol's Nordic Birch & Willow Primer for acne-prone skin
Adult acne sufferer Daisy Welch, 25, an advertising executive from Milton Keynes, talks candidly
Lianne Barnett, 31, a beautician from Stoke on Trent. first developed adult acne at 25 which her doctor mistakenly diagnosed as dermatitis.
While your body and mind may love everything that a holiday brings, skin prone to acne or rosacea as well as eczema-prone skin may not react as well.
We're often told that beating acne is all about reducing bacteria. But in fact, its only bad skin bacteria that needs to be reduced. Good skin bacteria actually needs to be increased to help fight acne. Which is why so many OTC acne treatments leave the
