Urban pollution and environmental factors in the cityscape can challenge your skin’s health. Living day to day in the city, your skin is exposed to many pollutants, leading to oxidative stress, dehydration, and inflammation.
August is National Psoriasis Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of this disease that affects around 7.5 million adults.1 Psoriasis does not discriminate with skin color or gender, and can show up between the age of 15 to 25.
July marks Alcohol Awareness Month to remind us of the toll that alcohol can take on our bodies. With our skin being our largest organ, it is also susceptible to damage from overdrinking.
Did you know that men have different skin and hair needs than women? Men tend to have thicker oiler skin, larger pores, and coarse hair due to higher levels of progesterone. With men having a different hormonal makeup, they need specific products to help maintain their skin and hair health.
The human body is composed mainly of water, but most people do not drink enough each day. The effect of dehydration can affect your overall health, as well as the quality of your skin. When our skin lacks moisture, we experience dry and tight skin, flakiness, and even premature aging.
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