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Skin and hair health
Tips, advice and support for conditions including acne, eczema and psoriasis
Get pharmacist-approved advice for your skin and hair concerns
The health of your skin and hair plays an important in role in how you feel. Our science-backed resources, guides and services can help you find the support and treatment you need to manage your health concerns.
Harnessing the power of science to improve your skin
It doesn’t matter how proactive you are about taking care of your skin, from time to time, all of us face different concerns.
If you’ve had acne, blemishes or have started to notice fine lines, you’ll know that it can be a challenge to pinpoint a specific reason for changes to your skin. Your hormones, environment, stress and or skincare products may all contribute to your skin’s health.
Although it may seem like a complex problem, relying on scientifically proven treatments and tools can help you address your skin concerns.
To help us understand how, we spoke to STYLPRO’s Founder, Tom Pellereau, about the ways that science – particularly LED light treatments – can help improve your skincare game.
From minimising redness to calming acne, he delves into the ways you can improve your skin at home using advanced tools.
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Featured health advice
Understanding alopecia
If you're dealing with hair loss, you may have alopecia. Our pharmacists explain what signs and symptoms to look out for and how you can manage it.
Eczema: why does it happen?
Eczema can cause your skin to become itchy and painful. But why does it happen? Our pharmacists outline the reasons why it may happen and how you can manage the symptoms.
What is psoriasis?
Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition. It causes your skin to become inflamed and flaky patches to develop. Learn more about the signs, symptoms and treatment of the condition.
Is it a skin allergy or something else?
If you've tried on new jewellery, used a new skin product or eaten something you've never tried before, you might notice changes to your skin.
A new red, itchy rash might mean that you've had an allergic reaction. But knowing the signs of a skin allergy will help you understand how it can be treated.
Find out how skin allergies can impact you and how you can treat them at home.
Our skin and hair health picks
Protect your body inside and out with our skin and hair ranges. With everything from multivitamins to shampoos to moisturisers, you can find products to nourish and improve your skin and hair.
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