Over-the-counter acne treatments can help keep your skin clear and blemish-free. But some lotions and gels could produce dangerous reactions that may, in rare circumstances, be life-threatening.
5 Places You’re Probably Forgetting to Put Sunscreen
We all know that we should put on sunscreen every time we are out in the summer sun. But there are some important parts of the body we often miss.
Do You Know What’s Growing on Your Loofah?
What could be living in your loofah? If you don’t regularly dry, clean and replace your loofah, bacteria will take over -- and cause infections if given the opportunity.
Lupus, Sun and Vacation: 4 Tips to Prevent Flares (Video)
For lupus patients, vacations can also mean sun exposure, which in turn can cause rashes, arthritis flares or even serious inflammation of organs. Here's how to have fun in the sun.
4 Questions You May Have About Scleroderma
Scleroderma is a rare disease of the autoimmune system that many people haven’t heard of. Yet recognizing the symptoms can help you get treatment faster – and provide the best chance for a successful outcome.
Lupus and Your Skin: How to Avoid Summer Flare-Ups (Video)
If you have lupus, you know it's especially important to protect your skin from the sun's damaging rays. Watch a doctor present tips about the precautions to take in spring and summer.
Your 8 Biggest Acne Myths Busted
We’ve all heard the folksy wisdom about acne prevention and treatment — like the myth that toothpaste or Listerine can dry up a zit. We put that statement and others to the test.
Skin Tags and Cysts: When You Should Worry
Skin tags and cysts are common and usually harmless, but they may require treatment if they are painful or bleeding. They also can be mistaken for other conditions. Know when it’s time to see a doctor.
Use Common Sense When Wearing Body Slimmers
Modern-day shapewear won't permanently narrow your ribcage or relocate your organs. When worn with some common sense, these little miracle workers are perfectly safe.
Stretch Marks: Hold the Cocoa Butter
Although stretch marks can’t be prevented, there are many treatments available to reduce the appearance of stretch marks, and most fade over time.
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