By: Iona Weir - June 13th, 2020
Dry Itchy Skin is very common, 1 in 5 New Zealand children will suffer from Dry Itchy Skin while that number reduces to 1 in 7 for adults.
Learn more about this skin typeAcross a variety of ages, hormones and hormonal imbalances can lead to detrimental effects on our skin. Read more about how your acne can vary as you age here.
Learn more about this skin typeThe aging process of the skin is a natural occurrence and progresses differently from person to person.
Learn more about this skin typeAcne and breakouts don’t discriminate. Some of us are susceptible in our teens, others are affected by hormone imbalance, and many suffer from battling with lifelong blemishes.
Learn more about this skin typeRosacea is a chronic, common inflammatory skin condition that presents as redness of the face.
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