The teenage years can be challenging for so many reasons. From friends and social media to the latest trainers and best selfies, the list is endless. Puberty is also part of the mix. It causes bodies to change, moods to be unpredictable and an increase the production of sebum (oil secreted …
It may seem a little early to be thinking about skincare but if you’ve got a ‘tween’ (a child between the ages of 8 and 12) you may find that they’re already suffering with hormone related skin issues. Hitting puberty can play havoc with a child’s skin, and with that …
Think spots are just for teens? Think again. Women, and men, in their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond not only have to deal with the signs of aging but acne at the same time. Stress and hormones plus a Vitamin D deficiency and pollution are just some of the causes …
It may seem like the answer to excessively oily skin is to simply wash your face more, but stripping your skin of oils or failing to use the right product can actually make the problem worse. To avoid creating a vicious circle when it comes to oil production, both Dermalogica …
We often think of acne as a teenage beauty issue, but it can happen to anyone. Acne tends to occur due to hormonal shifts and attacks generally happen during puberty, before a menstrual period and prior to menopause. Acne can’t be cured, but the right treatment plan can help reduce, or clear …
