The surface of our skin is covered by a fine film of sebaceous lipids, lipids of the skin barrier and water – the hydro-lipid film. This film has a slightly acidic pH value and is hence called ...

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An itchy, dry and red scalp can be caused by an allergy, neurodermatitis or psoriasis. However, the cause is usually the skin-irritating surfactants in common shampoos.

In this article, you will learn how facial oils work, what applications there are and whether skin care with facial oils alone can be effective and useful.

In this article, you will learn what benefits facial oils offer your skin, what is important in a high-quality facial oil, why the organic quality of the oils is so important and what the difference is between drying and non-drying facial oils.

Here you will learn how emulsifiers in skin care products can damage the skin barrier, show the differences between conventional and natural emulsifiers and present healthy alternatives.

The article examines the use of alcohol in skin care products and explains the harmful effects it has on the skin, such as dryness, a weakened skin barrier and skin aging. It also discusses fatty alcohols, which are often considered "good alcohols" but can also cause skin problems in the long term.

Silicones and quats in hair care products promise shine and suppleness, but in the long term they damage hair and scalp through deposits. QUATS are less aggressive than silicones, but both have negative environmental impacts. Organic shampoos offer a gentle, sustainable alternative.

The article explains that cellulite, also known as orange peel skin, is a common cosmetic problem that mainly affects women. It describes the causes and factors that favor cellulite, such as genetic predisposition, lack of exercise and diet. It also presents professional treatments and simple measures such as exercise, massage, contrast showers and skin care to reduce cellulite.

The skin microbiome, a network of microorganisms, protects the skin from harmful influences and promotes a healthy complexion. A disturbed microbiome can trigger skin diseases such as acne, rosacea and eczema. Mild care products help to strengthen the microbiome and protect the skin.