Celebrate soft skin! Whisk away dryness leaving silky, smooth skin with these exfoliating and moisturizing face and body products. What Makes Skin Feel Rough & Dry? Soft skin is something we all desire, yet many of us experience skin that is rough, dry and sometimes painful. Dry skin can occur anywhere on the body, but… Read more on Apothekari »
Now that the cold season is officially here, instantly transform dry skin on your body with our new Lemon Rose Moisturizing Body Oil. Just a bit of TLC with this ultra-moisturizing and rich formula, helps deliver soft, supple and touchable skin. Buy Lemon Rose Moisturizing Body Oil Nourish Dry Skin Apothekari’s Lemon Rose Moisturizing Body… Read more on Apothekari »
If summer living has left you with arms and legs that are dry, rough and/or cracked, learn about the essentials necessary for touchable and smooth skin! Buy Smooth Skin Set Purchase Apothekari at our online store PhaMix.com We’re summer’s biggest fans at Apothekari, but extended sun exposure can do a number on your skin. Unprotected… Read more on Apothekari »
If you’re curious about how to reduce wrinkles, this post explains that. Wrinkles are one of the most common symptoms of aging skin, but using the right products – a sunscreen like Shade SPF 30 and a retinoid like A is for Anti-Aging, can help to reduce them. BUY A IS FOR ANTI-AGINGBuy Apothekari products… Read more on Apothekari »
Melanoma Monday is marked by the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) on the first Monday of May to raise awareness of melanoma and other forms of skin cancer. Although melanoma may be the deadliest form of skin cancer, it is highly treatable when detected early. In fact, the five-year survival rate when detected and treated… Read more »
The first Monday of May is designated as Melanoma Monday, set aside to raise awareness about skin cancer. Amidst all the statistics and numbers, what you may not realize is that melanoma is an equal opportunity disease: it doesn’t discriminate based on age, gender or ethnic background. However, a 2016 survey by the American Academy of… Read more »
As if it wasn’t enough that women of a certain age start to notice wrinkles, fine lines and sagging skin, acne and breakouts may rear their ugly head as well. Although we tend to associate acne with teenage skin, adult acne is also a thing. Our hormones continue to change as we age, and adult… Read more »
The latest statistics on melanoma are disheartening: in the United States, it is the rarest form of skin cancer, accounting for only 2% of all cases and yet is responsible for 75% of all skin cancer deaths every year. These sobering facts only reinforce the need for education about prevention (with daily broad-spectrum sunscreen use),… Read more »
Judging from the questions we get, our customers clearly care about what goes on their skin. And we love it. Keep them coming! 1. I have a skin disease call Ichthyosis. I had it since birth but didn’t realize it had a name until lately. I only thought I had really dry skin. I have… Read more »
Freckles are something that people either love and embrace or hate and try to cover up. Just like age spots, liver spots and melasma, freckles are hyperpigmented marks triggered by UV exposure. Freckles are a result of exposure to UVB rays, which cause the melanocytes (special cells that produce pigment) to work harder to make… Read more »
Summer is on its way, and whether you’re happy to soak up the sun or curse the sweltering dog days of the season, nobody is completely immune to the side effects of warmer temperatures, namely perspiration and a shiny complexion. However, we’ve got a few ways to beat the heat while you’re out enjoying backyard… Read more »
Melanoma Monday 2016: Who’s Got Your Back? The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) has designated the first Monday in May each year to raising awareness of melanoma as well as other types of skin cancer, many of which are easy to spot early, thus increasing the chances of successful treatment. In addition to highlighting free… Read more »
With over 4 million sweat glands covering the average body, it’s no wonder we sweat. In most cases, sweating is healthy, designed to help regulate our body’s temperature. Hyperhidrosis though, refers to a condition where sweating becomes uncontrollable. Hyperhidrosis may be triggered by a number of factors including warm temperatures, exercise, nervousness, fear or embarrassment…. Read more »
Curious what PhaMix customers are asking about? Here are a few recent queries and answers: 1. I was diagnosed with Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) a month ago and prescribed a one time dose of antibiotics. A month later I’ve still tested positive for BV. Now I’ve been prescribed a week- long dosage of the same antibiotics…. Read more »
At one time or another we’ve all experienced itchy skin and there’s nothing more natural than scratching to relieve that sensation. Itchy skin is medically referred to as “pruritis” with causes that can range from allergic reactions, eczema, psoriasis or extreme dryness. Itchiness may be accompanied by a red rash, little bumps, hives or the… Read more »