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Diabetes can affect every part of your body, especially your skin. Do not worry, skin problems are common if you have diabetes, but are treatable and preventable with good skin care routines.Your skin can be affected regardless if you have Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes. It is always important to protect your skin to keep from having complications due to diabetes. The term “feeling comfortable in your own skin” is usually used to describe self-con...

If you’re pregnant and you’re experience acne breakouts and other pregnancy skin changes, continue reading, we’ve got some great skin “why” and “what to do” tips for you! If you’re not pregnant, but are breastfeeding, this is definitely a good read for you too, as breastfeeding can change your skin too from the hormones your body is now processing to feed baby!If you are currently pregnant, you may begin to see many changes in your skin. Kee...

There are a lot of different reasons dry skin may occur. Some of the more common include changes in weather, indoor heating and ultra-hot showers, frequent hand washing, harsh chemicals in soaps and daily use products, lack of water consumption, poor diet/lack of omega fatty acids, wearing itchy/rough fabrics, and not using lotion (or using the wrong lotion). Many people also suffer from eczema and psoriasis which can be more tolerabl...