Introducing Skincare Intel
Skincare marketing is fiction. Skincare Intel scores 1,200+ products against 10 skin conditions — so you know what actually works for your skin, not the average.
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Skin Conditions
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Formerly concerns. This category is restricted to skin conditions proper. We’ve moved things like mosquito bites, burns, calluses to skin care & beauty.
Niacinamide (vitamin B3) in Skincare
Niacinamide (Vitamin B3) addresses various skin concerns, from acne to uneven skin tone, with proven results. This versatile ingredient enhances the skin's barrier function, reducing wrinkles, controlling oil production, and minimizing pores.
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A Comprehensive Look at Human Skin and Why We Should Care for It
Welcome to our comprehensive review of human skin, the largest organ of our body. In this article, we will delve into the fascinating world of our skin, exploring its functions, structure, and the critical role it plays in our overall health and well-being.
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Eczema and Diet
Listen to this podcast: [player id=4013] Eczema, a condition marked by itchy, inflamed, and sometimes painful skin, affects millions globally. Emerging research suggests that while eczema is influenced by genetic…
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Psychological Effects of Acne on Teenagers
Acne is not just a physical problem; it can deeply impact a teenager's psychological well-being. In this comprehensive review and advice article, we delve into the various psychological effects acne has on teenagers.
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Questions About Melasma and Treatment
Melasma is one of the most common pigmentation problems, and disproportionately affects women. What happens with melasma and how do you treat it?
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Eczema & COVID-19 Q&A
Eczema is a challenging condition during the winter months, but the presence of COVID-19 adds another wrinkle to the problem.
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Acne Scarring and Treatments
How to prevent acne scarring and the pros and cons of various treatments.
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Winter Skin Problems: Dry Skin and Eczema
In a la nina year, winters are expected to be harsh. Those with eczema will need to prepare for this winter with extra measures.
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Winter Skin Problems: Chapped Lips
Chapped lips tend to be worse in the winter, but they can be triggered by numerous factors. How to deal with chapped lips, and what to watch for.
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Psychological Effects of Skin Conditions
Skin conditions like psoriasis and acne have an invisible component to them. The psychological cost of skin disease is getting the attention it deserves.
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Thinking About Skin Cancer Risks
Although melanoma is responsible for most skin cancer fatalities, the vast majority of skin cancers are non-melanoma skin cancers like BCCs and SCCs.
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Stung by a Bee?
The murder hornet may be taking up all the headlines, but the regular bee is actually far more dangerous from a statistical standpoint.
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“COVID Toes” What is it?
What are COVID toes? Dermatologists are finding visible symptoms that may be a factor in identifying patients with little to no visible symptoms of COVID.
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Rosacea Lifestyle Advice
Rosacea can be triggered by many lifestyle factors. We don't want rosacea to limit our life, but we also want to be sensible about management.
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Actinic Keratosis FAQ
Actinic Keratosis is primarily caused by long-term sun damage, and it is considered to be a precancerous lesion. It is up to the patient to be educated and to see a doctor.
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What is Vitiligo?
Vitiligo is an autoimmune disease that destroys the pigment cells in the skin and affects 1-3% of the population. We discuss quality of life issues as well as treatment options.
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Common Rosacea Triggers and Finding a Balanced Lifestyle
Rosacea symptoms, in particular, is challenging because it is triggered by very common and mundane activities like drinking coffee, eating spicy foods, or exercising.
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Traction Alopecia: How to spot it, prevent it, fix it
Traction alopecia is a rare type of hair loss that is caused by hairstyles that pull on the hair roots. Prevention should first and foremost be the priority. Traction alopecia is preventable, and educating parents will be a very effective intervention as this condition often starts at a very young age.
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Atopic Dermatitis and Early Management
Atopic dermatitis is a chronic condition that has no cure at this time. Many cases of atopic dermatitis wane or disappear as the patient grows older.
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