While summer brings sunburns and spring brings itchiness from allergies, the cold winter months cause a different kind of irritation: dry, flaky, red, and itchy skin. Humidity levels drop along with the temperature, making it more difficult for the skin …[Read More]
As the temperatures drop, your skin is at a larger risk for developing certain conditions. We tend to take longer, hotter showers in the winter, and the air is drier both inside and outside. These conditions strip the skin of …[Read More]
The beginning of every year brings a great opportunity to set new goals for positive growth. Many people make a resolution to exercise more regularly, and in the winter months, that often entails more hours spent at the gym. While …[Read More]
Filed under: Athlete's Foot, Skin Care, Skin Conditions
January 1st marks a great opportunity to step back and set goals for yourself for the year. While many people make a plan to set new habits, such as eating healthier or exercising more regularly, the new year can also …[Read More]
Filed under: Nail Biting
The American Academy of Dermatology designated November as US National Healthy Skin Month, which is a time to raise awareness about the importance of keeping skin fresh, hydrated and healthy. It’s also a great opportunity to look at ways to …[Read More]
November was designated as the US National Healthy Skin Month by the American Academy of Dermatology to raise awareness about the importance of keeping skin fresh, hydrated and healthy. It’s also a great opportunity to look at ways to prevent …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Care
