Dermatitis Treatments

Natural Treatments and Cures


Skin Care Tips

Dermatologist

Last but not least, if you have dermatitis or any type of unexplained and chronic rash, see a dermatologist!  You can and certainly should try to address these cases on your own but a doctor's intervention can often be warranted in many cases.  You may hesitate to use a prescription on your skin but often these products are designed specifically for dermatitis cases and can offer much relief. It's important to remember that untreated, severe cases of dermatitis can cause scarring, ... Read More »

Protecting The Skin

How often do you wear gloves when you clean the house, color your hair, or do anything else that involves chemicals?  Do you wear sunscreen on a regular basis and keep your skin covered when out in the harsh winter weather? The skin is a living, breathing organ that is affected by many outside factors.  Exposure to chemicals and other irritants can cause dermatitis and irritate and cases already present.  If you have patches of dermatitis on any spots on the ... Read More »

Cleansing Properly

Keeping the skin clean is part of keeping it healthy.  Unfortunately some associate cleansing with dry skin, and this can be true if you're using the wrong products or products that are very harsh.  However letting dirt, dust and bacteria build up on the skin can also cause it to be dry and irritated. Very often using the right product will make all the difference in the world when it comes to keeping the skin healthy and clean.  Facial cleansers should ... Read More »

Use The Right Products

Walk into any pharmacy or beauty supply store and you'll see shelf after shelf, even aisle after aisle of skincare products and cleansers.  They all have nice sounding promises when it comes to cleaning the skin, moisturizing the skin, clearing up acne, and so on.  Not all of them live up to their own hype and not all are even safe for your sensitive skin! Soap itself, no matter the ingredients, will dry the skin since it will remove protective oils ... Read More »

Eat Right

The body gets its moisture from water and liquids but also from the foods that you eat as well.  Some foods need more water and fluids to break them down and move them through the digestive tract than they provide the system, so it's good to be mindful of these as well.  If you have dry skin you may want to cut down on these foods and increase your intake of foods that help the skin and body with hydration ... Read More »

Exercise

Why is exercise so important for your skin's health?  You may have noticed that those who exercise regularly seem to have skin that looks healthier and this isn't a coincidence.  Exercise is probably one of the best things you can do for your skin other than drinking water. The topmost surface of the skin does not have blood vessels in it; this is why you can get a tiny cut or scratch and not always bleed.  However skin is nourished through ... Read More »

Drink Water

This might seem like a "no-brainer" but it's surprising how often people go without adequate amounts of hydration every single day.  Some doctors have said that the vast majority of American adults are dehydrated, even to the point of being dangerous or damaging to their health. Perhaps part of the reason for this is that today we have a wealth of other beverages available to us, all of which typically taste much better than plain water!  Most people prefer a tasty ... Read More »