Sun Spots? What You Need To Do About Them

Posted on 29 July 2021

Those dark patches on your skin are caused by the sun. When you are in the sun too long without sun protection, you could end up with these dark patches, especially as you age. You need to do what you can to protect your skin from the sun and this type of sun damage. Protect your skin by wearing sunscreen and by covering your skin with clothing. Staying out of the sun when the sun's rays are strongest is also something you can do to protect your skin. [Read More]

4 Things To Do When Going To A Dermatology Clinic

Posted on 14 December 2020

Dermatologists can help patients achieve clear, healthy skin. They can also screen patients for skin cancer and provide appropriate treatment for various ailments of the skin. Many people skip the dermatology clinic, but skin care is important for optimal health. New patients may not know what to expect, but a short guide can help. Here are four things you should do when going to the dermatologist's office: 1. Don't wear makeup. [Read More]

How To Slough Off Dead Skin Cells And The Health Benefits

Posted on 7 August 2018

Your skin reproduces every 25 - 30 days and sheds constantly. You don't realize it, but you're leaving behind dead skin cells each and every day. Most of those dead skin cells will slough off on their own, but sometimes your body could use some help getting rid of them. There are a few ways you can exfoliate your skin to get rid of dead skin cells and a number of health benefits of doing so. [Read More]

Ideas To Protect Your Teen From Skin Cancer

Posted on 4 September 2017

As a parent of a teen, you likely have a lot that you worry about. Skin cancer shouldn't be one of those things. You can take steps to help protect your teen while also informing them about the best practices to avoid skin cancer dangers. The following ideas can help: Invest in SPF-containing products Getting a teen to put on sun block each time they leave the house can be challenging, so why not opt for an easier option? [Read More]

About Me

Everyone Truly Can Have Beautiful Skin

When I got my first acne breakout at the age of 12, I was embarrassed to go to school, yet thought my acne would go away quickly. Little did I know that it was only going to get worse, even though I washed my face twice a day and used every OTC acne product I could get my hands on. One day, when getting a check-up at my doctor's office, she asked my mother if I would like a referral to a good dermatologist. When I saw the dermatologist she prescribed a cream that cleared up my acne quick, and I still use it today to fight acne and sun damage. I know it can be very tough dealing with skin problems, so I wanted to make a blog to share my skin care tips with anyone who needs them. Everyone truly can have beautiful skin, even you!

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