Dec
31
Skin Care – The Facts You Should Know
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There are number of skin care facts that remain hidden and unknown these days due to various reasons. Exfoliating is very essential for a proper skin care and hence one should use products that can help you remove the dead cells that are present in the body. Proper exfoliation can help you get a shiny and smooth skin. If you think that eating extra fries and chocolate can make your skin look dull and dry then you are absolutely wrong. Food is not responsible for acne or dullness of the skin. A proper healthy diet can remove the bacteria that are responsible for excess oil production in the skin thereby preventing acne and pimples.
Aluminium acetate is commonly used as an astringent in most of the beauty creams but this particular ingredient can cause several systemic problems such as diarrhoea, nausea and vomiting. Acetamide mea and Behenyl alcohol are the other ingredients that can cause side effects to your skin. Hence it is very essential to know about the ingredient well before using a skin care product.
Dec
24
The Best Cure for Dry Skin Patches
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Dry skin patches can occur in various types of skin diseases such as eczema, dermatitis, fungal infection and environmental factors. The first line of treatment for dry skin patches involves analysis of the underlying causes responsible for the infection. The treatment is then decided based on the diagnosis. It is essential to consult a doctor if the problem persists for more than 72 hours.
Antibiotics such as erythromycin and flucloxacillin are usually prescribed by the health care professionals if there are any infections that are caused by streptococcus pyogens. Anti histamines are also preferred to reduce the amount of irritation and inflammation. Ointments and lotions are applied twice daily on the affected area to decrease the irritation and inflammation. Always wear loose clothes that are comfortable and easy to avoid further aggravation of skin infections. Hospitalization for dermatitis will be essential if there is no response for any of the above methods.
Dec
17
Reasons for Developing Dry Skin Patches on Your Arms and Legs
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Dry skin patches can develop in different regions of the body and face. If you are having dry skin patches on the arms and the legs then most likely you may be suffering from dermatitis or eczema. Eczema is a common skin problem that is characterised by inflammation or a patch on the skin that is itchy and irritating. Dermatitis usually occurs when a skin allergen or an irritant comes in direct contact with the skin.
The irritant can be of any type such as fake jewellery, skin care products or an artificial nail. Some of the common symptoms include swelling, redness, pain, wheal and blisters. Dermatitis can be life threatening if they are not taken proper care in the beginning. If the skin is continuously exposed to various irritants then dermatitis can be chronic. They most commonly affect young children and infants but are also seen in adults these days.
Dec
14
Why People Working Outdoors Need to Take Care of Their Skin?
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Your skin is prone to more damage when you’re outdoor as it is exposed to different kinds of agents such as dust, sun and other pollutants. Though there are various sunscreen lotions and creams that are available in the market very few have been proven effective. Hence it is very essential to follow some tips to keep your skin shiny and healthy. It is always essential to choose the right clothes and shoes that are comfortable for every season in order to prevent skin damage.
During winter season moisturiser should be used to prevent your skin from dryness. UV rays can create damage to your skin and hence one should look for the right sun screen products that can protect your skin from harmful rays of the sun. Cover up your skin as much as possible with hats, long sleeved dress and boots to avoid exposing the skin to the outdoor pollutants.