Can Vitamins Help You Manage Your Eczema?

There is no universally effective treatment for eczema. Sometimes, once-effective treatments stop working. Some treatments have their own adverse effects to worry about–topical steroid withdrawal is one.  It isn’t surprising...

Should You Exfoliate Eczema? The Ultimate Guide

Exfoliation involves using either abrasive products or chemical masks to remove dead skin cells from the outermost layer of skin. It can provide what seems to be an immediate glow-up,...

Is Sea Moss Good for Eczema?

Over the last few years, sea moss has been greeted with increasing enthusiasm as an eczema treatment. It has been heralded by many as a natural alternative to corticosteroids. This...

Is Swimming Bad for Eczema? A Science-Backed Guide to Safe Swimming

By Jessica Arenas, Lead Research Analyst • Updated: July 29, 2025 If you're reading this, you've probably asked: will a simple dip in the pool sabotage my skin? You're not...

Wet Wrap Therapy: Relief for Severe Eczema Flares

Nummular Eczema: Why Those Coin-Shaped Rashes Won't Heal

By Michael Anderson, Clinical Research Project Manager • Updated: August 14, 2025 Four out of ten eczema sufferers get little to no relief from standard treatments[1]. That's millions of people...

Should I Cut My Hair If I Have Psoriasis?

Psoriasis affects about 125 million people worldwide. It’s a frustrating, often confounding disorder that causes itching, redness, and scaling.   What Psoriasis Is Psoriasis is a chronic skin disorder in...

Postpartum Eczema: Why Your Skin Flares After Delivery

Essential Tips for Flying with Eczema: Your Complete Guide

Discover science-backed strategies for managing eczema during air travel. Learn pre-flight prep, in-flight care, and TSA rules for medications. Arrive comfortable, not flaring.

Do Hormones Cause Eczema? The Question Answered

By Jessica Arenas • Updated: July 31, 2025 If you ever feel like your eczema seems to flare right before "that time of the month", you're not imagining it. Research...

Is Eczema a Disability? Condition and Protocols Examined

Eczema is a draining disorder. Even mild cases can deprive sufferers of sleep and distract them from important tasks. Severe cases are often extremely painful and require immune-suppressing therapies. Regardless...

Do Air Purifiers Help With Eczema? Our Definitive Guide

Air purifiers are designed to remove particulate matter from indoor air. They have become a standard recommendation for people with allergies, asthma, and rhinitis.  There is considerable overlap between those...

Laser Treatment for Perioral Dermatitis: When Traditional Treatments Fail

Irritant Dermatitis & Shaving Rashes: Causes, Treatment, and Recovery

How Summer Affects Eczema

Summertime holds a special place in our hearts. “Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?” Shakespeare famously asked his lover.  Singers from unnamed Medieval bards to the Beach Boys,...

Does Collagen Help Eczema? The Science Behind This Popular Supplement

DSAP Treatment Guide: What Works for Disseminated Superficial Actinic Porokeratosis

By Michael Anderson, Clinical Research Project Manager • Updated:August 13, 2025 Let me guess: You've finally gotten a diagnosis for those strange scaly spots, but nobody seems to know much...

Infective Dermatitis: Origin, Causes, and Treatment

By Michael Anderson, Clinical Research Project Manager • Updated: August 5, 2025 If you're experiencing chronic, recurrent skin infections that won't go away despite treatment, you might be dealing with...