VALENTINE’S DAY DELIVERIES ? A familiar scene in the workplace that typically involves dozens of roses flanking the desks of blushing babes. Their rosy cheeks are the side effect of being in love and perhaps a “little...
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Acne is a common, yet complex skin condition that has many factors and theories surrounding it. To truly understand acne one must know the exact details that encompass acne: the signs and symptoms, who is affected, causes and triggers and the...
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Despite the old school belief that acne is a teenage problem to be outgrown, acne is actually a disease of the skin that must be addressed immediately and seriously to prevent scarring and negative psychological effects. While there is no acne...
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Preteens and teens are the age group primarily affected by acne—the most common skin disorder in the U.S., according to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD). While acne causes visible symptoms, it also adversely affects self-esteem...
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Stress and hormones adversely affect the state of the skin and body, and are closely intertwined. Initially, when we experience stress, epinephrine and norepinephrine trigger the fight or flight response. This causes a surge in stress hormones...
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There are many theories regarding the causes and triggers of acne. Whether acne comes from within or outside the acne sufferer, understanding the foundations of acne will help achieve better results. Acne is a chronic disease of inflammation of...
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Hormones, excess oil, accumulation of dead skin, bacteria and genetics are the main causes of acne, regardless of age. However, teens do have some triggers that are unique to them. Teen acne is primarily driven by the surge in hormones that...
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Acne myths abound regarding the causes of acne, who gets it and treatment. Acne sufferers often feel desperate about their breakouts and are inclined to believe or try almost anything to eradicate this embarrassing disorder. So, what are the acne...
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Despite the fact that there is no cure for acne, addressing each of the different causes and triggers can effectively treat and control this skin disease. The right products, practicing daily cleanliness, seeing an esthetician or dermatologist...
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Stress and acne go hand in hand as stress and stress-related conditions cause multiple reactions in the body that can trigger acne breakouts. While stress responses were designed to ensure survival, today, stress isn’t always due to negative...
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According to the American Academy of Dermatology Acne, acne is believed to affect 80 percent, or approximately 40-50 million Americans, making it the most common skin disorder in the U.S. While acne primarily affects preteens and teens, it...
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