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Stress impact on skin refers to the physical changes that happen when your body releases stress hormones like cortisol. These hormones trigger inflammation, increase oil production, and weaken your skin's natural barrier. The result shows up as breakouts, rashes, dryness, or flare ups of existing co…

Your skin feels tight after washing. Products that used to work now sting. You see redness, flaking, or breakouts that won't go away. These are signs your skin barrier is compromised. When this protective layer breaks down, your skin can't hold moisture or defend against irritants. The result is a c…

If you intend to use Mollenol for molluscum you need to consider what stage the molluscum is in. Which Mollenol to use and how to use it will vary with the stage of molluscum you are dealing with. Molluscum can be present in some or all stages.  Mollenol Sensitive is the most commonly ordered.…

Your skin does more than keep water in and germs out. It runs its own defense network that recognizes threats, launches attacks, and remembers past invaders. This system includes specialized cells that patrol your skin layers, proteins that tag intruders for destruction, and chemical signals that co…

Skin regeneration is your body’s built‑in repair program. The moment skin is cut, scraped, or irritated, a coordinated sequence begins: bleeding is stopped, the area is cleaned of germs and debris, new tissue and skin cells rebuild the gap, and the surface gradually strengthens and smooths out…