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The Best Acne Face Wash for Dry Skin
You may think that acne is only a problem with people with oily skin. Unfortunately, you can still suffer from acne even if you have the driest of skin. Using a cleanser designed for a person with normal or oily skin may only make your problem worse by irritating your face. Skip cleansers that contain benzoyl peroxide. Even though it is effective at treating acne, it can make your dry skin dryer and cause burning and stinging, according to the Mayo Clinic.
What’s That Smell? Common Scents That Are Turn-Offs
The following is a guest article byRebekah Davis, founder and CEO ofSchool of Wash Humans – whether male or female, are driven to desire instinctively much like any other animal. Scent has the ability to change our mood for good or bad, conjure memories and incite positive or negative emotion.
What’s Causing Your Baby’s Skin Rash?
Its the moment every mom dreams of – your baby has arrived and youre finally ready to take this tiny person home! But if youre wondering why your babys skin reminds you of Benjamin Button, you may not be the only one. Although theyre quite common, newborn rashes can be both worrisome and frustrating for parents. Rashes appear frequently on babies, and often resolve without any intervention or treatment. In most cases they are benign and short-lived, however, your childs rash may need to be evaluated by a physician.
Underarm Odor in Kids
Underarm odor is often a telltale sign that your child is about to go through puberty, the period of life when he develops from a child into an adult. Since underarm odor, also called body odor, often smells pretty unpleasant, it can be embarrassing for your child, especially if he has no idea what’s going on.
Stretch Mark Creams During Pregnancy
There seems to be a cream for everything, so it makes perfect sense that you’d reach for one to try to tackle pregnancy stretch marks. Unfortunately, doing so may be like throwing your money out with your baby’s diaper (unless you use cloth, of course). Creams can moisturize your skin, but they can’t prevent or erase stretch marks.