How To Help Radiation Burns To Heal
Radiotherapy can cause irritation to the skin, which can range from mild redness, to soreness burning or even severe swelling, blistering or weeping.
From interviews with fascinating people, to nutritional support, skincare and beauty hacks created specifically for those with sensitive skin, as well as some sneak-peaks behind the scenes at Balmonds, you’ll find it all in our online magazine
Radiotherapy can cause irritation to the skin, which can range from mild redness, to soreness burning or even severe swelling, blistering or weeping.
We’ve got a great guest blog this week, from Louise King (@louigi.skin), all about the remarkable powers of rosehip oil and how it’s helped her soothe TSW-induced dry skin.
In the latest of her series of blogs about healing from topical steroid withdrawal, Louise King writes about the next step of her journey, a new biological treatment called dupilumap.
When diabetes is not well managed or undiagnosed, skin may well show signs of struggling with too much sugar in the blood.
Here are our 5 top tips for looking after your skin if you've got diabetes!
Itchy skin is a very common symptom of diabetes, although it can be hard to pinpoint exactly what’s causing the itch.
As a diabetic, your skin is, unfortunately, more vulnerable to all sorts of skin problems than most people, whether that’s infection, dryness, itchiness or allergic reactions.
You can use any topical emollient under wet wraps! That includes natural eczema creams, although some emollients work better under wet wraps than others.
Foot eczema can be a tricky thing to manage; why not try wet wrapping as a strategy to get symptoms under control?
Gather everything together before starting the process of wet wrapping so the process is as smooth as possible. Here's what you'll need.
Daunted by the prospect of wet-wrapping an itchy, uncomfortable, slippery little person?! Here are our top tips to make it easier.
Balmonds Step-by-step Wet Wrapping Guide For Eczema