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How to treat your acne, sensitively
Acne occurs when the pores of your skin become clogged with oil (sebum) that glue dead skin cells together. Once this occurs, the anaerobic conditions favor the growth of bacteria such as Propionibacterium acnes.
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What is the skin barrier and why is it important?
Your skin barrier is your body’s frontline defense against everything the world throws at you. Keeping it healthy is much more than a cosmetic concern.
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Gel, Lotion, Cream or Ointment?
If you've ever wondered why there are so many different names for your everyday skin products, from creams, moisturisers to lotions and gels, you're not the only one!
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Do's and don'ts for proper face cleansing
Washing your face is generally a simple daily routine that we should be all used to. But are a lot of us doing it wrong? Or not at all?
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Is fabric the source of your skin irritation?
Is your eczema flaring up from your cozy winter jumpers?
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The very simple science of clay in skincare
There is a great deal of anecdotes about the benefits of clay on your skin, but do you know the science behind it all?
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Alcohol & your skin
Let's start with the basics: Your skin needs moisture - that's the opposite of alcohol.
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Choosing skincare with your head, not your heart
We all react differently to various skincare. You can't force your skin to get used to a particular product. Instead, you have to learn which products give your particular skin type the best results. It's simply about understanding what you...
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Night time is the right time to get great skin!
Some people think night creams are just the beauty industry's way of separating you from more of your money, but the truth is that day and night creams provide different skin benefits.
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Facial eczema? Tips to avoid flare-ups
Contrary to popular beliefs, eczema has not been proven to be associated with food allergies. It cannot be cured, but symptoms can be controlled.
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Moisturisers - what do they really do?
Moisturisers can help with dry skin for a simple reason: they supply water to the skin and contain a greasy substance that holds it in.

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