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The skin is the largest human organ and the first line of defense against external factors. Its condition largely depends on the environment in which we live. Air pollution, climate, lifestyle or cosmetics used affect not only the appearance of the skin, but also the microbiome - the natural community of microorganisms that protects and supports its health.

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions, but not everyone looks the same and not everyone has the same causes. The most common are acne vulgaris and rosacea - two conditions that are sometimes confused with each other.

Acne rosacea is a skin condition that can take you by surprise. It is not the usual teenage acne - it most often affects adults, and its symptoms can be chronic and troublesome.

Psoriasis is one of those diseases that... can be seen at first glance. The characteristic red patches covered with silvery scales appear most often on the elbows, knees or scalp. But did you know that psoriasis is not just a skin problem?

Atopic dermatitis (AD) is one of those diseases that can turn everyday life upside down. Anyone who has once experienced constant itching, dry skin and bothersome lesions knows that AD is more than just "skin problems." It's a challenge for the whole body - and for the psyche.

Acne skin requires the use of light, antibacterial care products that soothe inflammation and reduce excessive sebum secretion.

Nutrition has a significant impact on the occurrence of acne. Some foods alleviate symptoms, while others promote the appearance of acne. Vitamins A, C, E, those from group B, zinc, selenium and omega-3 acids are helpful to improve the condition of your skin.