Posts by Laura Dolgy
The Best Jewelry for Sensitive Skin
If you suffer from sensitive skin, it can be difficult to find jewelry that doesn’t cause a negative reaction. Although a piece of jewelry may be beautiful, it can leave behind redness, ugly rashes, blisters, and even scabs when it comes into contact with your skin. In this post, we’re sharing the jewelry for allergies…
Read MoreZinc Oxide for Perioral Dermatitis
Are you noticing a red and bumpy rash around your mouth? This inflammatory facial rash could be a sign of perioral dermatitis. A common skin condition that generally appears more often in women than men, perioral dermatitis can be safely treated with the help of some natural skin care products and the healing powers of…
Read MoreFood For Healthy Skin and Sensitive Skin Conditions
Healthy, radiant skin can be viewed as a reflection of your overall health and nutrition status. Challenging skin conditions are on the rise for people of all ages, and there are a variety of underlying factors that can contribute to problematic skin. That said, the following seven skin conditions all have one potential cause in…
Read MoreType 2 Inflammation: The Hidden Connection Between Eczema, Asthma and Other Diseases
Discover the connection between eczema, asthma, and other diseases in this informative guest post by Sanofi Genzyme and Regeneron.
Read MoreHow to Help a Baby Eczema Itching at Night
In this guest post by Rae from 4moms, we share the best ways to soothe and reduce baby eczema symptoms to help baby eczema itching at night. Baby skincare problems, like eczema are not uncommon, but they can be frustrating for both baby and parent. While there are multiple types of eczema, the National Eczema…
Read MoreThree Ways to Manage Psoriatic Arthritis
In this guest post by Nyaka Mwanza, discover some helpful and natural ways to lesson symptoms of psoriatic arthritis and improve your overall health and well-being. Psoriatic arthritis (PsA) is a form of inflammatory arthritis that affects people who have psoriasis, a chronic skin condition. Approximately 30 percent of people who have skin psoriasis also…
Read MoreHow to Choose an Eczema Moisturizer
In this guest post by Jamie from My Itchy Child, discover the best moisturizing products for eczema and learn which qualities make an eczema moisturizer effective at hydrating dry, itchy skin. With so many products out on the market, finding an eczema moisturizer for children can be a daunting task. I have 3 children with…
Read MoreCan You Receive Eczema Disability Benefits?
There’s no doubt that eczema has an effect on one’s everyday life, but is eczema a disability? That’s the question we’ll be exploring in this blog post. If you have eczema or have a family member who does, you are likely well aware of the financial, emotional, professional, and personal costs the skin condition incurs.…
Read MoreEczemaMama: A Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins With a Tiny Square Blanket
The EczeMama Club, and the business I hope to eventually grow it into, all started about four years ago when I was shopping for my newborn who was newly diagnosed with eczema. I had known a little bit about eczema from my younger sister having it as a kid. The things I remembered most were our mom always…
Read MoreEczema vs Keratosis Pilaris: What’s the Difference?
Eczema is a common skin condition that affects roughly 10-20% of the population. But have you heard of keratosis pilaris? Sometimes called “chicken skin,” this is also a common skin condition characterized by rough patches with bumps that appear on the skin. Read on to discover the difference between eczema vs keratosis pilaris, as well…
Read MoreThe Best Eczema Diets for Your Skin
For those who suffer from eczema-prone skin, it’s important to think about what foods you put into your body. This is because diet and skin health are closely linked. In other words, what you eat may be the difference between clear skin and a bad flare-up. Read on to discover the best eczema diets for…
Read MoreHard Water and Eczema: Is it Helpful?
Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition that causes red patches of itchy and dry skin to appear on the body. While it typically affects the back, face, hands, and creases of elbows and knees, it can develop in other places as well. From cigarette smoke to certain foods, there are many factors that can trigger…
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