Dermatological advice for people with Black skin by Dr. Mary Sommerlad Does skin colour affect the way we treat it? We asked consultant dermatologist Dr Mary Sommerlad to shed light on the specific skincare concerns faced by black people. All
READ MOREHow does temperature affect your skin? Our bodies react as seasons change and the temperature fluctuates. Our skin, of course, is at the front line of personal climate change. What can we do to combat the effects of winter cold
READ MOREMost of us have at one point faced the most common of all skincare problems: acne. No less bothersome, however, is its aftereffect—the leftover brownish marks or discolorations known as post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH). The psychological distress caused by acne and
READ MORESensitive skin is more common than you think and affects over 50% of the general population. But, just because you react to a particular product, it doesn’t necessarily mean that you have sensitive skin. The more products you use on
READ MOREThe top lip 'tan' nobody wants Pigmentation of the skin is one of the most common concerns for Dermatica customers, and what is often referred to as a 'sun moustache' can prove frustratingly difficult to fix using over the counter
READ MOREThere's a lot of hype about natural skincare products. But what's their place in a skincare routine, and how do they work with prescription skincare products? In this post, we'll talk about what prescription skincare is, whether prescription skincare can
READ MOREWe’re getting a lot of very important queries lately and wanted to take the time to address your frequently asked questions. If your question is not answered below please get in touch with us either via email at help@dermatica.co.uk or
READ MOREFirst of all, we hope that you and your loved ones are safe and well. There is little talk of anything other than COVID-19 at the moment, and we're all experiencing challenging and uncertain times. During this period where we're
READ MOREHand washing is one of the most effective measures we can do to help stop the spread of coronavirus. But constant hand washing can have an impact on your skin barrier and leave your hands feeling dry and irritated. Here's
READ MOREThe World Health Organisation has labeled the outbreak of the novel coronavirus; COVID 19, a pandemic. COVID 19 is spread by coming into close contact with someone who has the virus and is coughing or sneezing or by touching surfaces
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