Hydration

Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease characterised by the emergence of red patches and whitish scales on the skin and scalp. Hydration plays a role in the treatment of this skin condition. Let's focus on its importance in alleviating the symptoms of psoriasis.

Having persistently dry feet can be both bothersome and painful if cracks are present. If you have less time to dedicate to foot care, you can bypass a care routine by opting for the use of moisturising socks. Learn more about this type of care in this article.

Hydration is crucial for maintaining the health and appearance of the skin. Heat induces perspiration, a natural phenomenon aimed at rebalancing body temperature. However, excessive sweating due to high temperatures can lead to skin dehydration and thus weaken it. Discover our advice for keeping your skin hydrated in case of high heat.

The importance of moisturiser-based skincare has been recognised for several years. However, the most appropriate time to apply moisturising creams to the skin has not been fully clarified. A common hypothesis is that immediate hydration after washing is more effective than delayed hydration, and that the optimal time to apply a moisturising cream is when the skin is still damp, usually within 3 minutes after bathing, for maximum hydration. But is this really true?

The skin of the lips is extremely delicate and requires daily hydration to combat external aggressions. A lip mask provides this hydration, in addition to nourishing and protecting the lips. Let's explore together how this treatment works.