By Kathryn Khadija Leverette
How to Remove Dark Spots and and Brighten Uneven Skin Tone
Of all the skin disorders that affect the darker races, hyperpigmentation is the chief complaint. Skin problems, medications and medical conditions can lead to skin discoloration, including acne, razor bumps, shaving irritation, hormonal melasma, chemical irritation, eczema, friction, electrolysis, allergic reactions, abrasive scrubs, scrubbing, product overuse, [more...]
By Kathryn Khadija Leverette
Laundry Products Must Be Free of Perfumes and Dyes
Problem: Laundry detergents and fabric softeners can leave harmful residues that can irritate sensitive skin, cause a severe case of contact dermatitis, and worsen your acne or eczema.
What to look for: Acne or dermatitis on one side of your face and neck where you sleep, along the [more...]
By Kathryn Khadija Leverette
A Guide to Lifestyle Issues That Affect the Skin
Reduce your stress. Do whatever it takes. Stress, a major acne aggravator, is caused by the wear and tear of day-to-day living and changes that take place in your life, both good and bad. Moving is comparable to the death of a child in its ability to [more...]
By Kathryn Khadija Leverette
Homecare and Lifestyle Changes
A daily system of antibacterial and exfoliating products is needed to treat acne. True control means no physical sign of the disease shows in its active stage. Since acne is a treatable condition with no cure, most adult acne sufferers will be tied to a basic acne-fighting regimen for life, along with [more...]