Skin Treatment

Acne is a skin condition that causes the skin to have acne lesions, which include pimples, pustules, and cysts. The condition can affect your face, back, chest and other areas of the body. Acne has many causes and triggers that can be prevented with proper care.

What are the Causes for Acne

Acne is caused by a number of factors, including:

• Excessive oil production. The natural oils that protect your skin can build up and clog pores as they work to keep you healthy. If this happens regularly, it may lead to acne breakouts.

• Hormonal changes. As you get older, your hormones change slightly — which can cause excess oil production and reduce the amount of time that your sebaceous glands spend secreting normally-controlled amounts of sebum onto your face (and chest).

Solution for Acne

The Ayurvedic treatment for acne can help you in many ways. It’s a natural method that has been used for centuries and is still being used today.

Ayurveda is a system of medicine based on the theory that the universe consists of five elements: earth, water, fire (air), ether and space. Each one corresponds to an organ or body part; thus “earth” means your bones while “fire” is used to describe your eyesight or hearing ability. A person who has good health will have balanced amounts of all these elements within their system – so if you’re feeling unwell it’s likely because there’s been imbalance somewhere along this line at some point during your life!

Precautions for Acne

1) Avoid oily and spicy food.

2) Use mild soap and face wash.

3) Do not squeeze pimphones as it can make them worse by making your skin sensitive to the sun’s ultraviolet rays.

4) Avoid stress, anxiety and depression as they are linked with acne flare-ups.

5) If you smoke, stop smoking immediately!

Psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disorder that causes red, scaly patches to form on the skin. It affects over 6 million people in the United States and can occur at any age.

What are the causes for Psoriasis?

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that causes red, scaly patches to appear on the skin. It’s caused by an overactive immune system, which causes skin cells to reproduce too quickly. This results in excess skin cells that build up on the surface of your body and lead to itching, burning and bleeding as well as cracking in some areas.

Solution for Psoriasis

1) Use of herbal medicines.

2) Diet.

3) Meditation and yoga, which can help reduce stress levels and improve overall health.

4) Acupuncture treatment (if you’re not allergic to it). Acupuncture has been shown to improve the quality of life for people with psoriasis by reducing inflammation, promoting healing, boosting energy levels and relieving pain caused by this condition.

Precautions for Psoriasis

It’s important to avoid stress and spicy food, since those can make psoriasis worse.

You should also avoid alcohol and smoking, which are known to increase the risk of developing psoriasis.

If you have severe psoriasis, talk to your doctor before you decide on any new skin treatments or medications. These may include creams that contain coal tar or salicylic acid (the active ingredient in aspirin).

Contact dermatitis is a type of skin allergy. Contact dermatitis causes the skin to become red, itchy, and inflamed. It can be caused by exposure to irritants such as cosmetics, perfumes or detergents. It can also occur from contact with substances that are generally not considered harmful for most people but cause inflammation in some individuals such as medications and insect bites.

What are the causes for Contact dermatitis?

Contact dermatitis is a condition that causes irritation and inflammation of your skin. It is caused by direct contact with an allergen, which can be anything from plant products to cosmetics to certain foods. Contact dermatitis can also be caused by other irritants, such as wind or chlorine in swimming pools.

Solution for Contact dermatitis

1)  Avoid the allergen.

2) Use a barrier cream.

3) Use mild soap or cleanser with little to no fragrance and water only as your washing agent. Do not use any soaps that contain detergents, fragrances, or other additives unless it has been specifically recommended by your doctor for you to do so (for example: certain prescription creams).

4) Apply moisturizer after washing in order to keep skin hydrated and supple

Precautions for Contact Dermatitis

1) Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 to block the harmful rays that cause contact dermatitis.

2) Avoid irritating products, such as perfumes, hairsprays and gel deodorants. These may cause itching or burning on contact with your skin.

3) Wear gloves when performing household chores that may cause allergic reactions like gardening or cleaning up after pets (particularly cats). 

Eczema is a common skin condition that affects babies, children and adults. It’s characterized by dry, itchy skin that can become red and swollen. Eczema may occur at any age but is most common during childhood years 1-5, so it’s important for parents to know about this condition so they can help their kids manage it early on.

What are the causes for Eczema?

Eczema is a skin condition that causes the surface of your skin to become inflamed and irritated. It can occur anywhere on the body, but it is most common in areas with high moisture such as the hands, feet and behind ears.

Solution for Eczema 

1) Ayurveda treatment for Eczema

2) Ayurvedic herbs for Eczema

3) Ayurvedic oil for Eczema

4) Ayurvedic diet for Eczema

5) Ayurvedic exercise for Eczematosis

Precautions for Eczema

1) Avoid exposure to sunlight. The sun’s UV rays can worsen eczema and make it worse.

2) Use a mild soap or cleanser to clean the affected area; don’t use harsh soaps, perfumes, or cosmetics on your skin.

3) Avoid tight-fitting clothes that may rub against your skin; instead wear loose-fitting clothing such as long sleeves and pants.

4) Before bedtime: Wash off any lotion or moisturizer you’ve used in the day (this will prevent your skin from getting too dry). If you have an allergy/sensitivity reaction (e..g., rash), try applying some hydrocortisone cream before going to sleep at night—it will help ease itching while you sleep!