Acne scars come in all different shapes and colors. There are scars that are discolored, scars that are raised, and scars that are indented. A dermatologist can offer you a variety of treatments to help improve your scars. Discolored scars may be red, brown or white and the coloring can be improved by using fading…
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Regardless of which type of sun protection you choose, there are benefits to regular use. Numerous studies that have shown that regular use of sunscreen has anti-aging effects. In a recent study in Australia, researchers compared skin aging in 900 men and women from Australia over the course of four years. They found that those…
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Pre-gym: Before heading out to the gym, cleanse the skin with a mild, non-irritating cleanser if you’re wearing a heavy base layer of makeup, and apply a lightweight, oil free moisturizer. Tinted moisturizer or mineral powder are fine to wear if you choose. Applying an oil-free formula is perfect to use pre-workout, as it won’t…
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Acne is listed as a side effect of IUDs that contain progesterone, specifically the Mirena and Skyla implants. This is because this hormone is an androgen that can over-stimulate your oil glands and contribute to acne. What causes the acne is the hormone imbalance caused by more progestin in the body and not enough estrogen…
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A scar is the body’s natural way of healing and replacing lost or damaged skin. A scar is usually composed of fibrous tissue and can form for many different reasons anywhere on the body. The look and feel of the scar and the composition of a scar may vary – sometimes appearing flat, lumpy, sunken,…
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