In previous articles, we discussed the importance of formulating biocompatible homemade cosmetic products. In Ayurvedic medicine, the rule is even stricter: "Don't put anything on your skin that you can't…[...]
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The use of liniments dates back to the time of the Renaissance physician Paracelsus. Liniments became popular in the mid-1800s and early 1900s as "cure-alls". Although they do not cure…[...]
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Dermatological diseases are now one of the main reasons for consultation in primary care, which is indicative of the prevalence of these conditions among the population in developed countries. Some…[...]
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It is curious to observe how many people buy only organic and non-toxic mineral sunscreens, yet do not think that using a "bright blue" toothpaste every day might also be…[...]
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Microbial deterioration (growth of mould, yeast, and bacteria) is an important aspect to consider when homemade cosmetics contain water. This deterioration occurs especially in cosmetics and personal hygiene products that…[...]
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Rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) is a very aromatic evergreen shrub. Its leaves are intense green and its flowers are usually pale violet, but we will find them on occasion of intense…[...]
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The skin is our most voluminous organ and, at the same time, a double entry barrier. On the one hand, it isolates us from the environment, but, on the other,…[...]
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We all want to be thin to look better, no doubt, but also for health reasons. How many people we haven’t heard of who need to lose weight in…[...]
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Chilblains are skin lesions due to the skin being exposed to a sudden change in temperature. This exposure causes blood vessels in the area to become constricting (vasoconstriction), causing blood…[...]
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Within the infinite range of toxic products that surround us everywhere, deodorants and antiperspirants are particularly undesirable due to the suspicions that, for years, have been had about their influence…[...]
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