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What is best retinol skincare product?
I highly recommend speaking to a dermatologist before you start on any retinol product because depending on your skin type there are different options and if you have never used it start on the lowest dose. I went for a chemical peel, things felt great after leaving the office until I wake up the neRead more
I highly recommend speaking to a dermatologist before you start on any retinol product because depending on your skin type there are different options and if you have never used it start on the lowest dose. I went for a chemical peel, things felt great after leaving the office until I wake up the next day to my entire face swollen so badly I had little slits for eyes and it was painfully red and inflamed and was peeling layers of skin lake crazy. It took a weeks before I looked okay enough to go back to work and then another 2/3 weeks of extensive moisturizer before my face finally stopped peeling. I know it works wonders for some but believe me I do a lot of dermatology procedures but I’ll never use retinol again.
See lessWhat causes white spots on nails?
An allergy to a nail polish, gloss, hardener, or nail polish remover may cause white spots on your nails. The use of acrylic or gel nails can also badly damage your nails and may cause these white spots. Also, a common nail fungus called white superficial onychomycosis can appear on the toenails. ThRead more
An allergy to a nail polish, gloss, hardener, or nail polish remover may cause white spots on your nails. The use of acrylic or gel nails can also badly damage your nails and may cause these white spots. Also, a common nail fungus called white superficial onychomycosis can appear on the toenails. The first sign of the infection may be a few small white dots on the nails. The infection can grow and spread to the nail bed. Toenails may appear flaky and then become thick and brittle. An injury at the base of your fingernail can cause white spots or dots on your nail as it grows. However, because of the time it takes for your fingernails to grow, you may not recall the injury. Some injuries will not show up for four weeks or more. You may notice white spots or dots along your nails if you are deficient in certain minerals or vitamins. The deficiencies most commonly linked to this issue are zinc deficiency and calcium deficiency.
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