Page 32 - Skin Magazine
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New research has found that instead of simply killing all bacteria that causes acne, as is typical of standard anti-acne treatments, actually increasing strains of certain good skin bacteria can held ward off acne.
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During a holiday of a lifetime in Thailand Sasha Burton, 22, a biology student from Brighton, had a severe skin reaction to a standard malaria medication that triggered her psoriasis and changed her skin forever.
Sasha says: “It was a summer holiday
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There are increasing concerns that chemicals used in fake tans can damage skin and caused skin reactions, especially to sensitive skin sufferers. But new research has found that kiwi fruit can give skin a natural tan.
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Arthritis is typically considered to be a health concern for the elderly, but in fact there are rising numbers of younger people developing the condition. For younger people with arthritis, the use of NSAID's and pain killers cannot be the only solution
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While treating and preventing skin conditions such as eczema, acne, psoriasis and rosacea needs to be the first and most important step to addressing the problem, camouflaging them is often the second.