Fall is the time when cold comes back. Most people are more exposed to contracting viral diseases in this particular season. There's a range of infections that can bring about skin diseases emergence of their relapse. Therefore, one needs to pay special attention to their health condition and monitor the changes it undergoes.
Winter cold and dry air makes our skin more sensitive which increases your chance to develop skin diseases. Most often, acute forms of skin diseases manifest themselves in winter period. Therefore, one needs to pay as much attention as possible to skin care and protect their skin from cold and wind impact.
As spring comes, the air gets warmer and gains much moisture. These factors improve the condition of skin exhausted by harsh winter weather. This season prompts us to put on open clothes and this is what makes people with vivid signs of skin diseases feel embarrassed. It’s important to choose garments that can cover skin lesions.
Summer is the most favorable season for people suffering form skin diseases due to sun rays having a positive impact on the disease course. A short-time exposure to the sun helps partly of totally get rid of skin disease symptoms but for a small time period. However, a prolonged ultraviolet exposure may aggravate the skin condition.
Dull or yellowish shade of the skin layer, skin irritation , red spots, roughness, dryness and natural skin tone loss - these are the symptoms of skin imbalance
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Severe flaking or excessive skin shine, irritated areas, rough and windy skin, cracks are the most common symptoms of winter harsh impact on your skin
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We recommend to moisturize your skin with PsoEasy cream and oil, as for the face, use PsoEasy soap on a regular basis
Skin hypersensitivity and excessive dryness, flaking, irritation, skin layer thickening... All these signs tell your skin that spring has come.
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Skin dehydration, enlarged pores, sun burns, hyperpigmentation, untimely skin aging are the telltales of summer influence on your skin
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