Simple Skincare Routine
We all want healthy, younger-looking skin with fewer breakouts, smaller pores, and a smooth texture. Many products push expensive, complicated routines—but that’s mostly marketing. A simple routine can make a big difference.
Dandruff (Itchy Scalp)
Dandruff is common and frustrating, causing flakes, itching, or both. Medicated shampoos with ketoconazole, selenium sulfide, or zinc pyrithione can really help—if you use them the right way.
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation
Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is darkening of skin after inflammation or injury. It doesn’t itch or hurt, but it can be bothersome and worsens with sun exposure. Over-the-counter treatments plus daily sun protection can help fade it.
Seborrheic Dermatitis
Seborrheic dermatitis, the rash behind dandruff, is common and often itchy with visible flakes. Medicated dandruff shampoos work well—if used properly.
Facial dandruff (seborrheic dermatitis)
Scalp dandruff is common and irritating, and the same rash can also affect the face. Medicated dandruff shampoos help a lot—if used the right way. Learn more here.
Dry feet (cracked heels)
Dry feet are common in winter and summer, especially cracked heels, which can be painful when soaps, dirt, or chemicals get in. Over-the-counter products can help a lot.
Folliculitis (razor burn)
Folliculitis is red bumps or pimples that often appear after shaving. Common areas include the scalp, neck, chest, back, and inner thighs. It can resemble acne and usually improves with similar treatments.
Pseudofolliculitis (razor bumps)
Pseudofolliculitis, also called razor bumps, is red bumps that appear after shaving, waxing, or plucking. It’s more common in curly hair, especially in skin of color, when hairs curl back into the skin, causing irritation, redness, and sometimes dark marks or scars.