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Skin problems
Atopic eczema: signs, triggers and the skin barrier
Atopic eczema: how to recognise it and when to see a dermatologist Atopic eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin condition involving an impaired skin barrier, diagnosed and treat...
Read the articleRosacea: phenotypes, triggers and skincare
Rosacea: triggers, phenotypes and how to care for your skin Rosacea, sometimes written in Slovak as rozacea (and colloquially known as ružovka), is a chronic inflammatory skin c...
Read the articleThe skin barrier: cleansing without damage and restoring it
The skin barrier: how to avoid damaging it when cleansing and support its repair With targeted support, skin barrier function in most people shows measurable recovery within 2 t...
Read the articleAcne: what causes it and what really helps
Acne: what causes it, its different forms and what really works For mild and moderate acne, there are four active ingredients supported by clinical evidence, and one habit that ...
Read the articleSeborrhoea: How to care for skin prone to seborrhoeic dermatitis
Seborrhoea, medically known as seborrhoeic dermatitis, is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects approximately 3.2% of adults, according to a European population stu...
Read the articleCleansing: Why it’s the most important step in your skincare routine
Cleansing is the first and most important step in any skincare routine. It is not just about removing make-up or dust. It determines whether your skin reaches the next step (ser...
Read the articleDark spots: what causes them and what really helps
Dark spots are localised patches of increased melanin production in the skin. They are primarily caused by UV exposure, hormonal changes and inflammation. In this guide, we expl...
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