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06.11.2026
Hair Loss – Causes, Blood Tests and What to Use
Mature, sensitive skin requires Complex and specialist care that will visibly delayand reduce the signs of ageing. It requires creams that will not only moisturiseand hydrate it, but also restore its lipid protective barrier and effectively retainwater within the cells.
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06.11.2026
Hair Loss – Causes, Blood Tests and What to Use
Losing more hair than usual? Find out how many hairs fall out a day, what causes hair loss, which tests to have and which shampoo to choose.
02.11.2026
Atopic Eczema – What It Is, Symptoms, Causes and Treatment
What are the symptoms of atopic eczema? Can the right care for atopic skin help reduce troublesome itching and irritation?
23.10.2026
Vitamins, Ceramides and Hyaluronic Acid – What Hydrates Dry Skin Best?
Which vitamins help dry skin? Find out how a moisturiser with ceramides and a cream with hyaluronic acid work, and what really hydrates the skin.
16.10.2026
Skincare for Dry Skin: Complete Facial Hydration
Hydrating toner, face mist, essence – discover skincare products for dry skin and build a complete hydrating routine, step by step.
09.10.2026
Dry Skin – Causes, Care and Effective Ways to Relieve Tight Skin
Dry, tight skin? Learn what causes dryness and discover proven ways to hydrate your skin. Explore Dermedic skincare for dry skin.
06.10.2026
Very Dry and Flaky Skin on the Face and Around the Mouth – What to Do?
Very dry, flaky skin on your face and around your mouth? Learn the causes and find an effective cream for very dry facial skin that soothes irritation.
06.10.2026
How to Choose the Best Face Moisturiser? Dermocosmetic Advice
Which face moisturiser is right for your skin type? Find a good moisturiser for dry, oily and sensitive skin and learn which hydrating ingredients really work.
28.07.2026
Scalp Seborrhea – Causes and How to Restore Scalp Balance
24.06.2024
How can I effectively protect myself against solar radiation?
Solar radiation reaches the Earth all year round and plays a very important role in our lives. While it participates, for instance, in the synthesis of vitamin D, improves our mood and helps regulate our circadian rhythm, it also involves certain risks. These include, in particular, the acceleration of the ageing process, an increased risk of cancer and the exacerbation of certain conditions. However, the adverse effect of solar radiation on the skin can be effectively minimised by following simple sun protection rules.