Feb

21

Combination Skin and Caring Routine

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If you have a combination skin then you must use a specific skin care routine to maintain its texture and quality. Focus on a simple skincare regime every morning. You would require a good quality cleanser, toner and moisturizer. In fact, this regime is the first thing that you should do every morning. This is a simple process and does not require much effort.

The evening routine should be followed religiously no matter how tired or exhausted you are. Make sure you remove all traces of make up before retiring to bed. Your face should be squeaky clean before you reach your bed. Use a good quality moisturizer to help skin repair the damage it has gone through during the day.

Here are some tips to keep your combination skin look great:
• Be careful when choosing skincare products.
• If you have a combination skin, buy products that are designed specifically for your skin type.
• Read reviews about the products before buying. Try samples if possible.
• Stick to your skin care routine.

May

21

Are dermal diseases hereditary?

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This question cannot be entirely answered in the affirmative but then there are reasons to believe that at least some of the dermal diseases are genetically biased.

Let’s take the instance of vitiligo or leucoderma. This disease is largely hereditary and affects a child if mother has shown symptoms of it or has bore it in the past. Also, diseases like scalp degeneration is mildly hereditary. A mother suffering from degeneration of scalp can easily push the ailment forward to children though the malady might take as much as adolescence to set in.

Other dermal diseases like eczema are not genetically based. Leprosy can show signs of affecting offspring but the progenies may be spared of this excruciating ailment. The idea is to understand that diseases that have a deep mesodermal base can affect progenies in a bigger way than those diseases that have only got an epidermal (outer skin) bearing.