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Why Your Skin is Easily Irritated When You Have...

The skin barrier, primarily composed of the stratum corneum (the outermost layer of the epidermis), acts as a protective shield. When compromised, it's less effective at keeping irritants, allergens, and...

Topical Steroid Use and Skin Barrier Impairment

As our understanding of steroid-induced skin damage grows, so does our ability to address it. Advanced repair creams represent a beacon of hope for those dealing with the aftermath of...

Contact Dermatitis: When Skincare Products Irri...

Contact dermatitis occurs when your skin reacts to something it touches. Allergic contact dermatitis (ACD) is a specific type of dermatitis caused by contact with an allergen. It is possible...

Why Your Dry Skin Won't Heal

Recognition of Inflamm'dryness as a significant factor in persistent dry skin conditions represents a paradigm shift in dermatological care. By simultaneously addressing both the inflammatory component and the impaired skin...

Emulsifiers in Skincare: The Good, the Bad, and...

While emulsifiers are essential for creating smooth, stable skincare products, their effects on skin health can vary. The trend towards natural, gentler alternatives, or emulsifier-free products, is good news for...

The Hidden Culprits Behind Your Skin's Early Wr...

Premature skin aging is primarily caused by external factors such as UV radiation, tobacco smoke, and environmental pollutants, which induce oxidative stress and activate matrix metalloproteinases, leading to the degradation...