Glowing skin: what to do?

Glowing skin: what to do?

Glowing skin: possible causes The skin that shines is often caused by hyperseborrhea, that is, an overproduction of sebum. It can be accompanied by skin imperfections such as enlarged pores, blackheads and acne pimples. Having shine on the face is synonymous with oily...
How to remove brown spots on hands?

How to remove brown spots on hands?

Removing brown spots on hands: prevention above all If you’re looking for natural ways to remove brown spots on your hands… The best of all is to prevent the appearance of these marks (when possible). Hand stains can have different causes: Age (these are “age spots”)...
How to remove blackheads? Tips

How to remove blackheads? Tips

Understand the cause of blackheads to better remove them Before you learn how to remove blackheads, you have to understand their formation. These open comedones are on the surface of the skin. They are recognizable by their small black dot appearance. If you press...
Postpartum hair loss: the solutions

Postpartum hair loss: the solutions

Postpartum hair loss caused by hormones Postpartum hair loss is common. After pregnancy, you experience a host of hormonal changes. These upheavals can cause hair loss that, fortunately, rebalances over time. Hair loss can nevertheless be impressive, and frightening....
Salicylic acid and acne: the solution for pimples

Salicylic acid and acne: the solution for pimples

The benefits of salicylic acid for the skin Are salicylic acid and acne enemies? This natural cosmetic active is often used to combat imperfections, including acne pimples, blackheads and enlarged pores. It is recommended in the treatment of oily skin with...
Itchy dry skin: what to do?

Itchy dry skin: what to do?

Solutions to soothe itchy dry skin Dry, itchy skin is often linked to intense dry skin. Having a dry face is often caused by a lipid loss of the skin’s hydrolipidic film. In other words, you have less sebum to protect the epidermis. It is therefore more sensitive to...
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