Atopic skin: listen to your skin to adapt your ...
La peau atopique évolue au quotidien. Apprenez à reconnaître ses signaux et à adapter votre routine de soin avec des solutions TOPICREM adaptées.
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Eyelid eczema: understanding the causes and sym...
L’eczéma des paupières : pourquoi cette zone est si vulnérable, comment reconnaître les signes d’un eczéma des paupières, et surtout, comment agir au quotidien avec des gestes adaptés.
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Atopic dermatitis: the impact of the seasons an...
Having atopic skin is no walk in the park... Also known as eczema, atopic dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that affects both children and adults. It causes itching, tightness, and redness. Flare-ups are uncomfortable and can significantly impact quality of life.
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Sensitive scalp: understanding and treating dan...
We often talk about sensitive skin when we talk about facial skin... but did you know that the scalp can also be fragile? Discomfort, itching, redness, and even dandruff are signs of an unbalanced scalp. But while these discomforts are common, they are not inevitable. It is possible to soothe a reactive scalp and limit the formation of dandruff that often accompanies it. In this article, we suggest you better understand your scalp by identifying the possible causes of dandruff, but also adopt the right actions and appropriate care to regain a healthy and comfortable scalp and treat your dandruff.
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Combination to oily skin: how to recognize it a...
In this article, we offer you a better understanding of combination to oily skin: how to recognize it, its causes and the factors that accentuate its symptoms, and above all, how to take care of it on a daily basis with the right actions and the right active ingredients.
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Acne and the sun: how to protect your skin in s...
Sun + acne = a false good idea? Discover our tips for avoiding the rebound effect and keeping your skin clear all summer long with TOPICREM.
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Understanding Rough Skin and How to Care for It
Under the fingers, its texture can be felt, thick, grainy... Rough skin is characterized by an irregular texture, a dull appearance, with areas of thickened skin. Benign, this common condition can however be a source of physical and psychological discomfort by affecting self-esteem, especially when the affected areas are visible. Although it results from specific physiological factors, rough skin, also known as granular skin, can be associated with other skin conditions such as dry skin, keratosis pilaris or psoriasis and accentuate their symptoms and discomfort. In this article, you will find everything you need to know to recognize rough skin and take care of it.
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Healing: Understanding the Skin Repair Process
Managing healing properly isn't just about waiting for the wound to heal on its own, and poor management can lead to complications and visible scarring. It's therefore essential to understand the stages of healing and adopt the right techniques to optimize skin repair and minimize residual scarring.
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Infant skin problems: everything you need to kn...
Your baby's skin is different from yours. Thinner and more permeable, it is still immature and particularly vulnerable to its environment. It is therefore normal for your baby to have some skin problems that are specific to him during his first months of life. Diaper rash, cradle cap, atopic dermatitis, or even baby acne... In this article, we discuss the most common skin conditions in babies. You will also find practical advice for taking care of your newborn's skin.
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Reactive skin: everything you need to know and ...
Does your skin react excessively to the slightest change in temperature, to the application of a cosmetic product, or even to a textile material? If so, it is then quite possible that your skin is reactive. But how can you be sure? And above all, what can you do to give it the comfort and protection it needs?
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