Body Care
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While we often associate eczema with childhood, there's a growing understanding of how it can manifest and evolve in older adults. Research shared by the National Eczema Association has unveiled that eczema prevalence actually begins to rise again after the age of 60.Read now
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Alternative things to help with your eczema
If you’re using steroidal creams, consider adding natural body care products to your regimen. They can powerfully complement your self-care routine, and reduce your dependency on topical steroids. It’s even better when integrated into a comprehensive eczema care plan that includes attention to your diet, stress levels, and physical triggers.
Though commonly called alternative care methods, we also like the term holistic. The latter term acknowledges that what you’re seeing on your skin can be a symptom of imbalances in other parts of your body. Let’s talk about a few of them
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Why your skincare routine isn't working
A holistic approach to skincare helps maintain glowing, healthy recovery. The health of your body’s largest organ isn’t just dependent on the products you use, or your natural genetics. Ignite your skin care routine by paying attention to these supportive factors.Read now -
Which Set is Best for me?
We wanted to give you a better body care experience by creating our custom sets, which pair up effective ingredients with each other and are designed with real, authentic lifestyles in mind.Read now -
Does slugging help with dry skin?
Slugging is an occasional remedy. Before ramping it up into a daily thing, start with once a week, and see if your skin can handle a bit more than before. Jumping into it too enthusiastically may lead to breakouts.Read now -
How Eczema Starts
Usually, we start from the point of care—soothing symptoms, dealing with itching, and pressing on with life as best as possible. But when dealing with eczema long-term, prevention becomes necessary to your overall strategy. Successful prevention means knowing what’s coming next.Read now -
What eczema cream is safe during pregnancy?
Hormone fluctuations can bring out eczema in people who’ve never had it, or significantly change existing symptoms. During pregnancy, the skin acting wildly can be overwhelming. Naturally, you want to ease your discomfort, but you want to make sure that it’s safe for your baby.Read now -
Soaps versus Cleansers
Read nowIt can seem like just a matter of preference: soap or cleanser? They are different in their composition and depending on your purpose, one might just be better than the other. Yet, there is a third type: detergent, that should...
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Skin Survival Strategy for Winter
Read nowOur skin is often first to notify us of the colder temperatures. Sometimes, it has already started to ache or get itchy, before we are tuned in to the thermometer or weather reports. Beyond the usual routine of caring for dry...