As though hitting the menopasue isn't problematic enough, now there's one more symptom that women often have to battle and that's eye eczema.
"The sudden drop in oestrogen at the onset of the menopause can cause menopasual skin to become drier,
With almost 70% of the population suffering from sensitive skin and over 50% suffering from uncomfortable symptoms such as redness, dryness and bumpiness, sensitive skin is a growing issue and Spring is a time when skin can be exposed to elements such
New research has linked childhood trauma to a higher prevalence of psoriasis in young adults.
The research* found that trauma alters the body's major stress axes and a balance shift in the
A new study has found that donkey milk helps repair and strengthen skin barrier function making it a helpful skin therapy when condiering
Juniper extract has been found in a a new study to contain triterpenes and flavonoids that displayed significant results in speeding up wound healing as well as having a strong anti-inflammatory action on scalp skin.
Studies show that adult acne in women is on the increase, with perimenopausal acne in women over the age of 45 seeing one of the sharpest rises over the last five years.
The latest research suggests that almost 30% of women will experience perimenopausal
A wedding planner Nicola, 37, from Hampshire who had suffered from regular cold sores, sometimes as often as once a month, since she was 16 and dreaded having the 'cold sore' conversation at the start of new relationships, finds balm made from liquorice
Skin conditions such as eczema, rosacea and adult acne are often due to an underlying predisposition to them, however there are some things that can make them worse or trigger more frequent flare ups or break outs and one of those is make up.
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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
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
