Skin issues

Skin conditions like ringworm, rosacea, eczema, contact dermatitis, and seborrhea can look red, itch, and even cause pain. Here is a photo of each skin condition and how it is treated.

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Food sensitivities and food allergies are very different with food sensitivities frequently triggering skin problems as much as 72 hours later.

I've been dealing with tinea versicolor for about five years, and it seems to be spreading. It's on my chest, armpits, arms, neck, inner thigh, navel area, and shoulders. I don't want to use antifungals. Diluted essential oils have worked before but didn't get rid of the whole thing. I found something called Terrasil. Is that good? What can I do to end this?

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*This page contains affiliate links which means I get a percentage if you use those links. Please read our Disclosure for more details* Who doesn't want a clear and glowing skin? Years on end we certainly dedicate most of the time for skin care. And I know how hard it is to protect the skin

This post will delve into treating common skin concerns. It might be worth consulting a dermatologist if you face any of these issues.

If you have eczema, then chances are you don’t need an introduction to what this skin condition feels like, because you’re probably SO familiar with the red rashes, unbearable itchiness, and random flare ups that seem almost impossible to calm. Eczema is extremely common and can affect babies, kid