By Heather Broeker
Sometimes when acne is left untreated, it can leave behind unsightly scars that can last years beyond the breakouts. There are certain over-the-counter and prescription-based products that can help treat acne scars; read on to learn more. To get rid of acne scarring, the skin's surface needs to be regenerated in order to cover the marks. There are certain ingredients in topical agents that...
By Brandy Burgess
Does hair grow faster after getting goosebumps? This myth has been around forever and the short answer is no, this myth is completely false. There are many reasons that people feel that this is true, when in fact, there are other factors involved that cause the feeling of excessive hair growth. The scientific name for goosebumps is pilerection. Pilo means "hair," while erection means...
By Therese M. Pope
Foot skin problems can be annoying, unsightly and embarrassing. There are many types of foot skin problems, and if left untreated, symptoms can become worse and very painful. Athlete's foot is caused by a fungus that causes dryness, itchiness and peeling. Athlete's foot is caused by damp or wet conditions(such as showers or sweaty socks). Corns are large callouses formed on the toes,...
By K.D. Daniels
During pregnancy, it is not uncommon to suffer from unsightly acne breakouts. Products containing benzoyl peroxide are one of the easiest solutions for acne, but if you're like most pregnant women, you probably want to make sure that the over-the-counter anti-acne cream you're thinking of using is safe for your baby before you use it. For benzoyl peroxide, the answer appears to be yes....
By Marissa Wilson
One in every four women will experience hair loss at some point in their lives. The main cause is a shift in the growth cycle, and some hair will stop growing while other hair will keep growing. Other causes of hair loss in women include reactions to hormones, stress and immune system deficiency. Here are some natural remedies to treat hair loss in women. Eat at least two servings of fish,...
By CJ Lundquist
Bacteria, both live and dead, are always present in the mouth. Bacteria feeds on the sugars, starches and carbohydrates left on the teeth after eating or drinking, which form a sticky film on the surface of the teeth called plaque. Plaque left on the teeth due to improper brushing will begin to undergo a hardening process. Once the process is complete, the plaque will become tartar, and cannot...