Hormonal changes during pregnancy often makes the prospective mother’s face looks happy. But often, pregnant women suffer from acne problems.
During pregnancy, there are a series of changes in body hormones, including androgens that triggers acne. Although you will never control the hormonal changes in your body, you can take steps that can help prevent and treat your acne. (more…)
Some people have a very oily hair type that make the hair not shine. Oily hair will look like a clot and dirty, even if someone has just washed in. In addition, oily hair is also sometimes encountered when a person does not wash their hair in a long time or more than 3 days.
Actually in the follicles there are hair roots and sebaceous glands which produce sebum (oil that helps keep skin and hair moist and shiny). But in certain people the oil content is higher or excessive compared to other people. (more…)
Headache is a disease that is often felt by anyone and can strike at any time. Some people often experience headaches when they wake up. Some causes of it are temporary or even could be a symptom of a certain medical conditions.
Well, here are some causes of headaches that often appear when we wake up, according to Livestrong. (more…)
Don’t be surprised if women are often more stressed and rapidly changes moods compared to men. This is supported by a recent study which found that women’s mental health is really is controlled by hormones.
Women do have levels of depression, stress disorder and anxiety problems higher than men. But so far no one can biologically explain this difference. (more…)
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Many factors become the causes of acne. Ranging from wrong skin care, until a prolonged stress. As quoted from Genius Beauty, a number of Norwegian-based experts examine women aged 18 to 19 years who have acne problems. They found that the main factor is psychological problems. Anxiety and depression can aggravate skin conditions.
The study reveals, frustration causes the sebaceous glands produce more oil which can clog pores. Diane Berson, MD, member of the American Women’s Dermatologic Society explained several factors that could affect the occurrence of acne: (more…)
