Originally published as Video Spotlight: Controlling Oily Skin from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
We’ve heard you and we know it’s not always easy to keep oil and shine in check throughout the day. Here are 7 tips for controlling oily skin:
Originally published as Video Spotlight: Controlling Oily Skin from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Not-So-Wordless-Wednesday: Havelock Ellis from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Not-So-Wordless-Wednesday: Havelock Ellis from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Let’s Talk: Psoriasis from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
What is Psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition characterized by dry, scaly patches and bumps (non-inflamed). The bumps are typically reddish in color and covered by white-silvery scales. Psoriasis can be mild or severe, and it usually affects the knees, elbows, and scalp. There is no known cause or cure, but it results from skin cells that reproduce much faster than normal. Psoriasis can occur at any age, but it usually develops between the ages of 20-30 and affects both men and women.
(Read: The different types of Psoriasis)
Treatments for Psoriasis
There are numerous options for the treatment of Psoriasis, including:
Skin Care for Psoriasis
The best way to handle Psoriasis in terms of a skin care regimen is to use gentle, soothing products that contain anti-inflammatory ingredients. For exfoliating, it is best to use products that contain Alpha Hydroxy Acids ; also be sure to use gentle cleansers . Click here to view more products often used by those with Psoriasis.
Originally published as Let’s Talk: Psoriasis from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Not-So-Wordless Wednesday: Margaret Cho from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Not-So-Wordless Wednesday: Margaret Cho from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
Originally published as Product Spotlight: Keratoplast Cream Soap from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
‘Sensitive skin’ is such a relative term, isn’t it? ‘Sensitive skin’ really means different things to different people, including:
• Experiences acne breakouts;
• Becomes irritated easily;
• Is often red with little or no provocation; and/or
• Has an allergic reaction to some or many ingredients.
The Keratoplast Cream Soap is one of those cleansers that just feels amazing when you use it. If you have redness as well as broken capillaries, you may want to take a closer look at this creamy, luxurious cleanser.
(May be used with this toner: Keratoplast Cleansing Lotion )
Originally published as Product Spotlight: Keratoplast Cream Soap from the Mario Badescu Skin Care Blog.
