Category : Skin and Leather Diseases
Acne Treatment with Clay Mask
Oily Skin and Acne Problem Acne, one of the biggest skin problems especially for women, is seen more in oily skin. Acne, which occurs due to genetic, hormonal factors, and adverse weather conditions, emerges as a result of the oil secretion...
Herbal Mixture for Hair Loss
Definitive Solution for Hair Loss Ferudun Kunak, one of the most successful names in hair loss herbal mixture formulas, takes you to healthy and dense hair with a mixture he prepared with extremely easy and inexpensive natural herbs. How to Prepare Hair...
What We Don't Know About Our Blood
How our blood pressure affects our skin Our skin is a mirror of our inner selves. Diseases occurring in our body can affect our skin, leading to redness. People with liver problems and high blood pressure should be particularly careful. Redness...
What is a Stretch Mark and Is Treatment Possible?
The Right Treatment Methods to Get Rid of Stretch Marks on Your Skin Stretching in the natural structure of the skin leads to cracks due to expansions and contractions on the skin. These cracks mostly occur in pregnant women and due...
Skin And Skin Disease Treatment Centers
Can Eczema, a Skin and Dermatological Disease, Be Treated? Eczema is a skin and dermatological disease that closely affects daily life. It increases, especially on the hands, depending on living conditions and hinders people's work. Having eczema for housewives makes life...
What is Dry Skin Disease?
What is Dry Skin Disease? Dry skin, which indicates a dysfunction on the skin's surface, can develop due to external chemical and physical factors, as well as being triggered by metabolic diseases. Dry skin disease can occur at any age. Moisture Loss...
What is Folliculitis?
What is Folliculitis? Folliculitis (inflammation of the hair follicle), caused by the bacterium Staphylococcus aureus, can develop due to many conditions. Known colloquially as barber's itch, folliculitis is a skin problem that develops around the hair follicle and is mostly superficial. Recurrent...
