Tag: Skin Disorder

Rosacea is a skin condition characterized by reddening and inflammation of the skin. Avoid triggers like sunlight, spicy or hot foods, and alcohol and use only gentle skin-care products. Applying green tea, bitterwood, chrysanthemum, kanuka honey, or milk thistle can help. So can colloidal oats, aloe vera, licorice, and turmeric.

Tackle white skin patches caused by vitiligo with natural remedies. Herbal remedies like Ginkgo biloba, fern extract, and kutki can help. So can applying black cumin oil, bakuchi oil, fig leaf juice, and black pepper extracts. Improve your intake of nutrients like zinc, vitamin B 12 and folic acid.

If you’re dreading turning 50, here’s something to look forward to: your skin might become the best it’s ever been. Most women believe that...

Rosacea is a skin condition that is often seen in people who tend to blush or feel flushed easily. Although the tendency to turn...

Our skin is not always in its best condition and needs our attention from time to time. Although skin conditions such as acne and...

Melasma usually appears as greyish brown patches on the face and, occasionally, on the arms, chest, or back. It is common in women and...

We’ve all been there. Flawless skin throughout the week and your skin breaking out right when you need for it to be perfect. Breakouts...

With the pregnancy "glow" come a host of skin problems. But, these can be treated effectively. Hormonal changes cause acne and melasma. These can be treated with topical creams. Skin tags are caused due to estrogen and mast cells. They can be treated with an Ayurvedic herb procedure. Rapid weight gain causes PUPPPs and stretch marks. Topical creams can treat the former, while laser treatments might alleviate the symptoms of the latter.

Skin problems in adults are problematic and annoying to deal with. These skin problems include psoriasis, hives, shingles, athlete's foot, sunburns, rosacea, eczema, groin rash, cold sores, and acne. Symptoms of these disorders are very similar, which makes it hard to diagnose which symptoms fit the right disorder. They could be rashes, bumps, pimples, or red patches on the skin. The treatment for some of the conditions includes medication, both topical and oral and being hygienic in general.

Wine drinking is popular in many cultures across the world. Though red wine is more commonly consumed, white wine too has its patrons. The alcohol level in white wine can sometimes be as high as 20 percent, which can be dangerous when consumed in large quantities. Many diseases and health conditions are associated with the excessive consumption of white wine, some of which are discussed here.

Your eye color may say a lot about your health and personality. It might indicate if you’re likely to get age-related macular degeneration, vitiligo, and melanoma. It may also reveal if you are competitive and trustworthy and if you drink a lot of alcohol.

All of us, regardless of sex, have problems with our skin. Though the common belief is that women tend to be more concerned with their...

Our skin is sensitive and falls victim to irritation, inflammation, and allergy quite easily. Some of these conditions do not have a permanent cure. Our desire for glowing, clear skin makes us resort to harmful cosmetics and intense chemical treatments to achieve a better look. But there are several natural remedies with natural ingredients that can help control and alleviate the discomfort. Some of these include honey, coconut oil, aloe vera, and yogurt, which are gentle on the skin and do not harbor the possible harmful side effects of medication or cosmetic treatments.

White patches and loss of pigment in certain parts of your body are signs of skin diseases called vitiligo and leucoderma. They are disorders...

Melasma or hyperpigmentation is a skin condition where brown to gray-brown patches appear on the face. While the exact cause is not known, exposure to the sun is considered a trigger. All natural remedies such as topical application of lemon juice, diluted apple cider vinegar, aloe gel, onion juice, lactic acid, or a mix of oatmeal powder, milk, and honey may help.