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  Collagen is a protein produced naturally in the body that provides support for muscles, vision, joints and bones and ensures elasticity in connective tissue. With increasing age, the body is able to replace the former collagen...

It's mid-February and therefore the perfect time to review the first few weeks of the year. Have you implemented your New Year's resolutions so far or are you finding it difficult to...

If you google the term skincare, most of the results will contain information relating primarily to the face. However, the skin is the largest organ in the human body and...

You've bought a new skincare or cleansing product and suddenly it seems as if your skin is fighting it tooth and nail. Pimples and redness are always an inconvenience, but g...

Our hair grows an average of 12 to 15 cm per year. However, due to incorrect hair care, the growth is not visible for many, as the ends are constantly breaking. We have therefore selected the TOP ...

Keratosis pilaris, also known colloquially as chafing skin, usually occurs for the first time in childhood and primarily affects girls and young women. From a medical point of view, it is rather harmless...

When the leaves fall from the trees, gingerbread and cinnamon stars appear on the supermarket shelves and the winter coat is pulled out of the wardrobe, it's also time to take care of your skin.

Dermatology has a problem with dark skin, which has different needs than light skin. Common conditions such as acne, moles and melanoma manifest differently on dark skin than on light skin.

Small amount - big power Scientists use the term 'vitamin A' to describe a group of fat-soluble compounds with a similar chemical structure and comparable effects on the body.