Busting Skincare Myths: Acne Edition
May 01, 2019
Posted by Dr Natasha Cook
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Busting Skincare Myths: Acne Edition

Are your skincare products actually making your acne worse? The short answer is YES: Skin care is a big factor in creating acne and breakouts.

As a dermatologist I see so many problems related to what people use for their acne which in 90% of cases actually makes it worse! I breakdown three key skincare myths, in this edition specifically related to acne, and what in fact you should be doing.

The 6 key skin concerns you’ll experience at one point in your life
Jan 14, 2019
Posted by Dr Natasha Cook
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The 6 key skin concerns you’ll experience at one point in your life

most people (regardless of age, sex, or race) will experience a combination of 6 key skin concerns throughout their life.

Seven steps to healthy winter skin
May 24, 2017
Posted by Dr Natasha Cook
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Seven steps to healthy winter skin

Straight off the bat, it’s important to remember that your skin is completely related to your environment.

Essential six series—Acne: part two
Feb 09, 2017
Posted by Dr Natasha Cook
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Essential six series—Acne: part two

Once we see that red, puffy, inflamed spot, it’s not as straight forward as simply applying a spot treatment. Instead, we should be working on what we can do every day to avoid spots from forming. It’s all about routine. You see, all things in the body have a metabolic system that requires a daily care routine – one that maximises fitness, health and performance.

Skin-Information by Dr Natasha Cook