SKIN MAGAZINE

13 Aug

KEEP YOUR SUMMER SKIN EVEN IN AUTUMN

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

During summer, due to the intense action of sunlight and high temperatures, the skin is subject to major changes generated by multiple factors: increased blood flow increased synthesis, including that of Vitamin D increased...

13 Aug

Tips

WHAT TO DO AFTER A JELLYFISH STING?

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

Do not rub sand or hot stone on the skin. Jellyfish toxins are thermolabile; they can be inactivated by heat but at too high a temperature, about 60-70 degrees. Best to avoid the...

13 Aug

Focus

THE MICROBIOTA REVOLUTION

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

The microbiota or bacterial flora of the skin has lately been well determined through the use of genomic techniques. Today, in fact, we know much more about the type of bacteria representing the resident...

13 Aug

Tips

HIGH COVERAGE FOUNDATION CAN CREATE SKIN PROBLEMS

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

The need to cover facial imperfections, be they wrinkles, blemishes, scars, has led to the formulation of cosmetic products called covering and masking foundations. It is an emulsion made up of oils or fats and...

22 Jul

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POLYETHYLENE GLYCOLS: useful compound in medicine and dermatology

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

PEG Ointment is a synthetic ointment provided as a magistral preparation in the Pharmacopoeias of many countries including Europe. It is an Ointment with anti-adhesive, hydrophilic, healing and inflammatory properties also suitable for conveying...

22 Jul

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SUNSCREEN CREAMS: what chemical filters do to the skin

23 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

Prolonged exposure to Ultraviolet rays leads to premature aging of the skin or sailor skin now called “photoaging.” UV rays, highly charged with energy, damage both the elastic and collagen fibers of the skin...

22 Jul

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ALUMINUM CHLORIDE AND ITS PROPERTIES

6 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

The astringent substance most commonly used in dermatology is aluminum chloride hexahydrate (in the formula AlCl3·6H2O).In medicine, an astringent is a substance that reduces secretions in inflammatory conditions of the skin or mucous membranes. In...

22 Jul

Tips

LIPS: is lip balm the solution?

6 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

The hydration and softness of the lips are regulated by the production of lipids from the epidermal cells located just below the stratum corneum. These lipids give the lips a smooth and velvety appearance....

04 Feb

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NATURAL REDUCERS: the winning alternative to cortisone

6 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

In dermatology, a “natural reducer” refers to a naturally occurring compound that can help reduce certain dermatitis by both lowering inflammation and slowing abnormal skin growth. The most commonly used natural reducers are Mineral...

04 Feb

Tips

THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEANSING

6 June 2025
Posted by Team MOST

Cleansing is the process by which, with the help of water and a cleanser (or soap), oily dirt, glandular secretions, shedding skin cells, and excess bacteria are removed from the skin. Today, cleansing is commonly...

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SKIN MAGAZINE

KEEP YOUR SUMMER SKIN EVEN IN AUTUMN

WHAT TO DO AFTER A JELLYFISH STING?

THE MICROBIOTA REVOLUTION

HIGH COVERAGE FOUNDATION CAN CREATE SKIN PROBLEMS

POLYETHYLENE GLYCOLS: useful compound in medicine and dermatology

SUNSCREEN CREAMS: what chemical filters do to the skin

ALUMINUM CHLORIDE AND ITS PROPERTIES

LIPS: is lip balm the solution?

NATURAL REDUCERS: the winning alternative to cortisone

THE IMPORTANCE OF CLEANSING