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‍ With the end of the year in sight, we, as dermatologists, would like to ask ourselves what impact such festivities actually have on our skin? Let's look at some statements from a dermatological point of view: where does the fact stop and the fable begin?

When the temperatures dip below zero degrees, it's shivering and trembling, but lips also jump and try to stay away from those itchy hands and legs. The winter cold and dry air are not good for your skin. How to take care of your winter skin In this blog, we would love to work with you to see what winter means for your skin care.

As a parent, you quickly notice that the baby skin is sensitive to irritation and dehydration, but why is that actually? And above all: how do you deal with this as carefully as possible?

In your circle of friends or among family members, you certainly know someone who suffers from sun allergies. This allergic reaction affects 10 to 20% of the western population. Light-skinned people are particularly sensitive to it and it is also a women's problem. Twice as many women than men have sun allergies. The annoying thing about an allergy is that it can appear suddenly and is not a one-off. Those who suffer from it will have to be alert to the first rays of the sun the following year to prevent another allergic reaction.