Keep your lips soft and supple with our simple tips to avoiding dryness
How to care for dry skin and dandruff under the eyebrows
Dandruff is usually associated with our scalps but did you know that it can also appear underneath the eyebrows too? Affecting everyone from babies to adults, it’s thought to affect nearly 50% of the population. So how can you tell if you have eyebrow dandruff and what are the causes and treatments?
As your cancer treatment will kill cancerous cells, unfortunately it may also change the growth of your hair or cause it to fall out all together. This could happen to the hair on your head, or other parts of your body including your eyebrows and eyelashes.
Looking after your scalp will become more important, and La Roche Posay has options to soothe and protect your scalp.
Cancer treatments may affect your skin, you may have discussed the possible changes you could experience with your healthcare team, and while the list of these may seem daunting rest assured that you will not experiece all of these, and some affects may be very mild.
La Roche-Posay understands the impact that cancer treatment has on your skin and has developed a range of tailored products to nourish your skin and enhance your comfort while you are receiving cancer therapy. You will find here some of our recommenadtions of products to take care of your skin.
The best body care routine
The skin on our body is one of the largest organs so it needs just as much care and attention as the skin on our faces. From bumpy patches, to dryness and sensitivity we reveal how best to care for your body and the routine most suited to your concerns.
When you hear the term microbiome, you probably immediately think of the gut. But microbiome actually describes the community of invisible microorganisms - comprising hundreds of different kinds of bacteria, fungi, and viruses2 - that live and work together throughout the human body1, including the skin.
An estimated 80% of women wear the wrong size bra. It seems surprising that it could be so common to make a mistake in choosing what feels right for your body, but the same can be said of people knowing their correct skin type.
Of course, skin isn’t a fingerprint and changes day to day, month to month and age, sex and diet can all affect it, but it will often have a tendency to a particular skin type, depending on how much sebum it produces. So it makes sense that people could be mistaken when choosing the correct products for their skin’s needs. Plus, the three main categories of dry, normal/combination and oily skin types often overlap in real life.
If you’re thinking what is my skin type, here’s how to correctly identify your skin’s needs and the daily care routine and lifestyle that can help you meet them.
Prepare, nourish and protect your face from the effects of your cancer therapy in order to feel at your best during your treatment.
Looking at a list of side effects can seem daunting; it is important to remember that you will not experience every one of them. You may know hair loss, your nails may start to flake, your skin might become dry and itchy, and La Roche Posay has options to soothe and protect your skin.
Heading off for some winter sun? Whether you’re planning a trip to the sea or the slopes, here’s how to make sure your skin is protected.
Mindfulness: holistic skincare routine for healthy skin
According to a recent study conducted by the American Journal of Clinical Dermatology, mindfulness can be an effective way of improving skin concerns and conditions such as psoriasis.
We reveal why hyaluronic acid is our ultimate skin hydrator missing from your routine
La Roche-Posay's skincare ranges explained
At La Roche-Posay, we specialise in sensitivity and understand that this can affect all types of skin type – from blemish-prone, to dry and damaged. That’s why each of our skincare ranges is designed specifically to meet the needs of a number of common concerns .
Here we explain what’s unique about each range, the key ingredients within it, and how our dermatologist-approved products can help.
