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In this blog post, we will delve into what spironolactone is, how it works to treat acne, its potential benefits, risks, and considerations to help you make an informed decision
Acne is a skin condition that occurs when hair follicles become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. While male hormones (androgens) can play a role in the development of acne...
Pregnancy is a beautiful and transformative time in a woman's life. However, it also brings about a myriad of physical changes, and one of the most common concerns during this period is acne
Cystic acne is a severe and painful form of acne that occurs when the pores in the skin become blocked with dead skin cells, oil (sebum), and bacteria.
A chemical peel is a cosmetic procedure that involves applying a chemical solution to the skin to exfoliate the top layer, promoting skin regeneration and improving its appearance...
Acne is often considered a teenage woe, but unfortunately, it can persist well into adulthood, affecting men and women alike. Dealing with adult acne can be frustrating and emotionally distressing...
Acne is a common skin condition that affects people of all ages, not just teenagers. While facial acne is widely discussed, its counterpart, back acne (also known as bacne), is often overlooked
As we age, our reproductive hormones decline and this can have a significant impact on our skin
We are delighted to be an Acne and Rosacea Association UK (ARA UK) Accredited Treatment Centre. This allows us to confidently guarantee and provide sufferers with the correct and accurate information,
A skin condition characterized by red pimples on the skin, especially on the face, due to inflamed or infected sebaceous glands and prevalent chiefly among adolescents.
Types of Acid
Pigmentation is the colouring of the skin, hair, mucous membranes, and retina of the eye.
Rosacea is a chronic skin problem that is not well understood and characteristically affects people with pale skin, blue eyes and generally starts in middle age.
Your skin is your biggest organ and it has three main functions protection, regulation and sensation.
Vitamin A acts as a powerful skincare supplement which can help tackle a whole range of skincare woes. By repairing skin damage on a cellular level, Vitamin A can help to re-educate the skin
Vitamin A acts as a powerful skincare supplement which can help tackle a whole range of skincare woes. By repairing skin damage on a cellular level
Many teenagers suffer from spots. They can have a major impact on their self- confidence and mental health. Although they are a very difficult skin problem to treat, you can considerably reduce spots
Two of the most persistent and difficult skin problems to treat are blackheads and enlarged pores. Most skincare products or treatments do provide a temporary improvement, but they only make your skin
Nothing is more annoying than red spots that you are left with after a bout of acne, whether this is from teenage acne, adult acne, pregnancy induced acne or menopausal acne. I thought I would write a
Acne is one of the most common skin problems in the world. Although acne is generally associated with teenagers and puberty, the fact is that you can get spots at ant age or stage in your life.
Milia, also called milk spots, are harmless buy annoying tiny white keratin- filled cysts found on the face. They are very persistent and can sometimes stay for weeks, months or longer.
Spots are the result of overproduction of sebum by the sebaceous gland caused by hormones. The bacterium p.acnes thrives in sebum so the excess of it means that bacteria can multiply deep in the pores
Cystic acne is probably one of the most difficult forms of acne to treat. The sores are more painful and the chance of scarring from the spots is much greater than with a mild to average form of acne.
During this lock down it is vital that you look after yourself and your family’s health. It might be the case that you are working from home, or have become a teacher to your children, but you should
Blackheads have nothing to do with dirt or how often you wash or scrub your face. They are caused when a pore becomes blocked by sebum and dead skin cells.
Have you had an oily or combined skin for years? And after the age of forty, have you suddenly found small, persistent bumps with a whitish rim on your face? Then you may have the skin problem sebaceo
Take a good look at your daily skincare routine. Do you have a problem with spots? Or are you trying to conceal the red marks that spots leave behind? With these tips, your skin will be noticeably mor
Algologie’s skincare range is a hidden gem that we’re absolutely in love with.
In a day in age where everybody is wary of what products they use, and their impact on our environment, it can be easy to be misled by companies promoting products as ‘Natural, Simple or Cruelty-Free.
Want healthy, glowing skin? It takes a 360 degree approach. Here's how to get the balance right.
Want to keep that post-facial feeling between visits? Here's what you need to know now, for a beauty regime that'll keep you looking fresh forever.
As anyone who has changed up their skincare routine will know, it can often be hard to get the balance right.
One of the most common requests I receive from my clients is ‘how do I get my skin to glow?’ There are many different factors which contribute to a glowing complexion.
Holiday selfies and the obsession with supernaturally flawless skin is enough to have the pore - paranoid swiping on the Instagram filter.
Bacteria has long been considered a dirty word, until now.
We all know celebrities have more than a few tricks up their sleeves for looking party-ready and picture perfect.
Ask any woman of a certain age and she will tell you that looking younger is at the top of her wish list. We thought we would simplify things for you with our top tips for an anti-aging skin routine.
Did you know that plants are proven to reduce stress and boost mood?
Not so long ago, beauty salons and family bathrooms were dominated by women. But for couples in their 20s and 30s, there is a rapidly growing battle for bathroom cabinets.
Six months into my pregnancy, I’m starting to realise that the realities are somewhat different to the movies.
Before we start, let’s get something straight. You might have an intensive beauty regime, but, following the same skincare routine year-round could be the start of dry skin woes.
There’s nothing quite like a glowing complexion to keep you looking healthy and youthful.
Sometimes in life the best remedies are the simplest ones. This is certainly true when it comes to this ancient treatment known to close pores, balance oil and rejuvenate skin; the power of seawater.
There’s no doubt that oily skin can be tricky to manage, especially as oil production is largely down to hormones and so is pretty much out of our hands. Luckily, there are ways to tweak your routine.
Who doesn’t love soaking up the sun all day?
Over time, it is inevitable that our youthful appearance will fade, and there’s nothing we can do about it... right? Well, there is a new and innovative way to roll back the years.
When it comes to our skin, most of us are eager to keep it clear, youthful and blemish-free. That’s easier said than done, though, and it can take a while to find the right routine to suit you.
These are the top ways that making a facial part of your regular beauty routine will help your skin and your overall wellbeing!
Have you ever wondered why people make so much fuss about having a facial? What is it actually doing for your skin?
Halophyte plants - extraordinary survival ability These are seaside plants which are subjected to extreme conditions such as cold, wind, sun, humidity and salt.
Vitamin A - cellular renewal Vitamin B1 - balances the nervous system Vitamin B3 - aids energy production in cells Vitamin B5 - helps retain hydration
Developing a skincare routine can help to improve your complexion; no doubt about it!
Aluminum - anti stress Calcium - strengthens bones Chloride - supports the elasticity and tone of the skin Fluoride - strengthens teeth
All of the sea's minerals are concentrated in seaweed cells, similar to a tiny chemical manufacturing plant. Seaweed also manufactures proteins and vitamins.
