If you’re one of the millions of people dealing with eczema, taking a shower can actually irritate skin and even bring on a flare-up! Learn how to shower properly with irritated skin here!

Also known as discoid eczema, nummular eczema is named after the latin word “nummulus” which means a coin. This is because it’s characterized by distinctive ‘coin-shaped’ lesions that appear on the skin. These spots may be itchy and can either be very dry and scaly or wet and open. Keep reading to discover the causes and symptoms of nummular eczema, as well as some natural ways to treat it.

Are you noticing scaly, dry patches or tiny, red bumps in your little one’s diaper area? Learn how to spot eczema vs. diaper rash here!

To help you make healthier and better-informed decisions, let’s take a look at some toxic ingredients in skincare you should aim to avoid in your daily cleansing routine.

While the cradle cap will usually go away on its own, we’re sharing some natural cradle cap treatments, as well as the best protective clothing for sensitive scalps, to help your baby get through his or her cradle cap days as comfortably as possible.

Also known as hand dermatitis, hand eczema is a skin condition affecting nearly 10% of the U.S. population. In this post, we’ll explore the different causes and symptoms of the skin disorder as well as suggest some hand eczema tips to help keep your skin under control.

Discover what dry and wet wrapping is and follow our easy how-to guide for overnight soothing and healing with dry and wet wraps.