Skin

10 tips to say goodbye to dry skin

Virtually everyone has dry skin patches at one time or another. Plus, dry skin is so much more common in winter when red, itchy, peeling and cracked skin can be the norm. But don’t worry; we won’t let you suffer any longer. Here are our very best tips: Read

5 questions about frostbite

Oh what fun to go outside and play after a storm or take a walk as big snowflakes tickle your nose. No matter how anxious you are to get outside, take the time to dress warmly and read the following to avoid the pain and inconvenience caused by frostbite. Read

Skin care

Winter

Skin

8 good habits for getting rid of germs

It’s generally acknowledged that hand washing is an effective protection against germs. That being said, in the hustle and bustle of a busy day, basic hand hygiene can be neglected. Here’s a recap of good habits to teach your little ones to help you avoid the headaches of colds and flus. Read

Health

Winter

Skin

Warning: sensitive skin

You’ve just tried a new cosmetic product and now your skin is irritated, burning and itching. No doubt about it: that product is one more you’ll have to avoid. If your skin seems to act up for no reason, it is most likely the sensitive type. Learn how to take care of it to avoid unpleasant reactions. Read

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Skin

Woman

Eczema: more than just an itch

Has your peachy-pink skin been going through some changes? Does it have the colour of a tomato and the texture of an orange instead? The appearance of redness or patches can be a sign of eczema. Learn more about this disease to prevent the manifestation of symptoms as early as possible. Read

Skin

Eczema

Dermatology

Vitiligo: when skin loses its pigmentation

Vitiligo affects an average of ten in one thousand people, regardless of gender or skin colour. The skin disease is believed to be hereditary. While it is neither painful nor contagious, it can have psychological repercussions. Read