Cracked Heels: Causes and How to Treat Them
Why heels crack, which urea strength works best and when a crack stops being cosmetic and needs medical attention.
Common skin problems and how to care for your skin: what usually helps without a prescription and when to see a doctor.
12 articles
12 articles
Why heels crack, which urea strength works best and when a crack stops being cosmetic and needs medical attention.
What a plantar wart (verruca) is, how to use over-the-counter salicylic acid, how long it takes, how to avoid spreading it and when to see a professional.
Why a second application is needed, how to use a nit comb, which measures at home really help and which ones are a waste of time.
How to clean a cut or graze step by step, what to avoid (such as hydrogen peroxide) and which type of dressing suits each kind of wound.
How to recognise athlete's foot, which antifungal cream to use, how long to keep applying it, and what to do so the infection doesn't return.
A cold sore heals on its own in one or two weeks, but treating it from the first tingle shortens the outbreak. What to use, how to apply it, what to avoid.
Which active ingredients actually work, how to combine repellent with sunscreen, and the application mistakes that leave your skin unprotected.
Which repellent actually works on the Costa Daurada, how to use it with children, and what to apply to a bite so it itches and swells less.
Already burnt? What to do in the next few hours, what to avoid, when to see a doctor, and what to buy without a prescription in Salou to feel better today.
How to wash, dry and moisturise atopic skin every day, how much emollient you actually need, and where a topical steroid fits when there's a flare-up.
How to interpret a cosmetic's INCI list: the order of the ingredients, the fragrance allergens and the PAO symbol.
How SPF is measured, the actual amount of sunscreen you need for it to work, and how often you should reapply it.