Category: Skin Care

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – Winter is right around the corner and so is the harsh weather that can come with it. During this time of year, taking care of your skin should be a vital part of your beauty regime. Knowing in advance the steps you can take and products you can use to safeguard your skin from the elements will keep you ahead of the game. Below are my recommendations for your skin’s winter checklist.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – SCHAUMBURG, ILL – A unique new Web site created by dermatologists lets kids learn how to practice good skin care virtually, or risk the consequences of pimples, greasy hair, a poison ivy rash and sunburn. The interactive game, “It’s a Skin Cell’s Life,” is just one of the many features on the American Academy of Dermatology’s (Academy) new Web site www.KidsSkinHealth.org, which provides information about caring for skin, hair and nails to kids ages 8-12 and their parents.

(HealthNewsDigest.com)-Taking extra care to protect your skin during the colder months could help you put your best face forward year-round.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – As cold weather approaches, it is time to start thinking about cleaning out our cabinets and drawers, deciding which items to hold on to and which to toss to the back of the closet. While we’re contemplating the fate of our summer wardrobe, I advise taking a similar approach to the medicine cabinet. Not all products appropriate for warmer months should make the transition into winter. Here are some of my suggestions of what to toss and what to keep:

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – Cold weather and winter winds can wreak havoc on your skin. Frequent skin problems associated with brisk winter days and nights is the drying, flaking and reddening of skin. You can counter many of these winter skin irritations by keeping the whole body hydrated – drinking approximately 50 ounces or more of water daily. Then follow these four basic skin care steps:

(HealthNewsDigest.com)-Warmer weather invites more revealing fashions, and while women want to show off soft, smooth and even-toned skin, ailments such as severely dry skin and stretch marks can leave skin looking lackluster and hinder confidence.

(HealthNewsDigest.com)-Warmer weather invites more revealing fashions, and while women want to show off soft, smooth and even-toned skin, ailments such as severely dry skin and stretch marks can leave skin looking lackluster and hinder confidence.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – New research is now validating the age-old practice of adding a capful of bleach to bathwater in order to help relieve itchy symptoms of eczema.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – New research is now validating the age-old practice of adding a capful of bleach to bathwater in order to help relieve itchy symptoms of eczema.

(HealthNewsDigest.com)-Until now, all regular body washes caused dry skin damage. While these body washes do provide cleansing benefits, they do not target the lipid damage caused during cleansing that can lead to dry, unhealthy skin. Now, because of a first-of-its-kind breakthrough body wash technology from Dove called NutriumMoisture™, cleansing no longer has to be synonymous with dry skin damage.

(HealthNewsDigest.com)-Until now, all regular body washes caused dry skin damage. While these body washes do provide cleansing benefits, they do not target the lipid damage caused during cleansing that can lead to dry, unhealthy skin. Now, because of a first-of-its-kind breakthrough body wash technology from Dove called NutriumMoisture™, cleansing no longer has to be synonymous with dry skin damage.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – New York, NY – Along with the fun and excitement of summer’s outdoor activities comes increased sun exposure to the skin. It’s vital for mothers-to-be to give their skin extra “TLC” as they are more susceptible to the sun’s strong rays due to skin sensitivity during pregnancy.

(HealthNewsDigest.com) – New York, NY – Along with the fun and excitement of summer’s outdoor activities comes increased sun exposure to the skin. It’s vital for mothers-to-be to give their skin extra “TLC” as they are more susceptible to the sun’s strong rays due to skin sensitivity during pregnancy.