Today we will discuss the acne problem and its treatment. Acne is mainly seen in teenagers. There are glands in our skin called sebaceous glands, or oil-secreting glands. The pores of these glands can become blocked, causing oil and sebum to accumulate. As a result, Propionibacterium grows there. Due to the growth of Propionibacterium acnes, the oil secretion from the glands is broken down, which is irritating. This causes the glands to become inflamed, leading to swelling, and this is the cause of acne. ​

Can skin color be lightened or fair? Today, we will discuss this topic. Many of us desire to lighten our skin color. It is important to keep healthy the color that the creator has given us. Still, some people want to be fairer. However, all skin-lightening treatments are temporary.People worldwide are divided into six skin types: skin types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. For example, people with skin types 1 or 2 are referred to as fair-skinned. Asian people generally have skin types 3 and 4, while African people have skin type 6. Skin type is based on the color of the eye’s iris, hair, and skin. Skin color is determined by the activity of melanocytes. ​

Who doesn’t want to be beautiful? Glutathione is an ingredient known as an antioxidant. Our body constantly undergoes oxidation. As oxidation continues, different parts of our body age, which is what we call the aging process. When this begins, skin gradually darkens, wrinkles increase, and dryness rises. There are various antioxidants, such as vitamins A, C, E, and pycnogenol, but glutathione is currently the most discussed, researched, and used.

Today we will discuss atopic eczema, a common problem in children that often worries parents. How do you know if your child has atopic eczema? Children with atopic eczema typically have very rough, itchy skin with red rashes and sores. This type of eczema is called atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema.

There is often a family history associated with this condition, and it can be accompanied by other medical issues like asthma.