Arguably more than another other skincare product, sunscreen does the most for your skin in terms of vanity and lifesaving health! Rain or shine, summer or winter, sunscreen should be a non-negotiable part of your daily regimen. Here’s why: ….
With more and more research (finally!) into perimenopause and menopause, women are learning ways to relieve a wider range of symptoms and stay healthier, longer. First: What’s What? Menopause is defined as not menstruating for one year and the time thereafter. Perimenopause lasts years, even decades, often starting at age 47 but sometimes as early as 35. Due to its many hormonal shifts and drastic drop in estrogen — and that estrogen receptors are present throughout the body — perimenopause comes with many more symptoms than mood swings and hot flashes (more correctly referred to as vasomotor symptoms). These include, but are in no way limited to, night sweats, joint and shoulder problems, depression, bone density, weight gain, muscle mass, vaginal dryness, cardiovascular health concerns, libido issues, and interrupted sleep. A visit to your gynecologist, endocrinologist, and other specialists is important. How Does Perimenopause Impact the Skin? Perimenopause’s drastic reduction
Bad Smell This perceived “bad smell” mostly occurs in the axillary or underarm area (if it is apocrine bromhidrosis). It can also be from other parts of the body (eccrine bromhidrosis). Apocrine and eccrine refer to the two types of (sweat) glands that we have. Don’t (Just) Sweat the Sweat Sweat does
Marcie Mom from EczemaBlues.com interviews Laura, CEO of VMV Hypoallergenics, to find out more about product claims and why they’re important when choosing your skin care…particularly if you or your child has eczema. What are some of the most common irritants and allergens to avoid? Marcie: Can you list for us some common
Allergen (“Barbie”) Dolls First, the movie “Barbie” is empowering, important, pretty awesome, and NOT a top contact allergen (among other things, no contact!) Second, “dolls” wouldn’t appear on a patch test tray but many of the components commonly found in typical dolls and accessories would. Enough so that, while there
Intimidated by your doctor? You shouldn’t be. You’re putting your care in the hands of an expert and have a right to know more about them. …
I just got diagnosed with psoriasis. What should I know? The first thing to know is that the science behind psoriasis has come a long way and is improving every day! While a…
“Connubial or Consort Contact Dermatitis” is thing! While some skin lesions can be lesions can be associated with sexual activity (infection, friction,…….
Dear Skinthusiasts!
It’s been a while since I’ve written and that’s partly because of some good news: we’ve been able to ramp up production of many of our most essential products and this has kept us incredibly (happily!) busy. The fundamental daily necessities that most of our clients need-need….. Read more.
Not An Allergen Rabbits, Bunnies Bunnies can get skin diseases and some people can be allergic to rabbits’ saliva, which is transferr…
Not An Allergen Bagoong This fermented shrimp paste (pronounced bah-goh-ong) is a local delicacy in the Philippines. While it’s mostl…
Not An Allergen Mushroom Shiitake flagellate dermatitis is a thing but the distinctive rash of streaks that look like whip lashes (he…
40 fundamental (and hypoallergenic!) tips for skin, mind, and body health & happiness! READ MORE
You’re so good about eating well (your friends say you should start charging for tips), exercising daily (people call out your name when you…
“Most bridal magazines say that wedding planning should include a skin regimen. My very first facial was at the VMV boutique in New York Cit…
#SavedMySkin Story: Soak My Thirsty Skin (without triggering an allergic reaction)! Moisturizers spread well and sit on the skin for a long time, and the….
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