Acne goes Total Tartan for new capsule collection
However, Swedish research presented at an American conference last week suggests the bacterium associated with many cases is becoming increasingly resistant to these drugs. There is real concern that over-use of antibiotics may lead to problems with untreatable acne in the future. New research also shows that a significant proportion of women with acne have relatively high levels of male hormones, such as testosterone in their systems. Could it be that treating acne with antibiotics is failing to get to the root of the problem, and may, in fact, be storing up problems for later on?
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Acne’s Total Tartan Experience capsule collection includes t-shirts, sweaters, scarves and a range of other ready-to-wear and accessories including denim and fleece. Either way, Acne studios have revealed an exciting new capsule collection for women, celebrating the famed Scottish fabric, and using tartan patterns picked out from “irresistible archive findings” according to the brand. The tartan tradition of course goes back to the inhabitants of the chilly Scottish Highlands. While the first tartans date back to the 2nd century AD, tartan as we know it today (in all its multicolored magnificence), didn’t develop until the 16th century when different clans began to pick their own family colors, and the rich history of the fabric began to develop.
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Clear Clinic @ Home Is a New Acne Line
Kids are getting acne younger than ever, dermatologists say. (Photo: BananaStock RF/Getty Images) Pre-adolescent acne linked to earlier puberty Doctors: Parents should help kids develop good face-washing habits Acne can cause emotional distress in preteens SHARE 597 CONNECT 109 TWEET 25 COMMENTEMAILMORE A skin problem that mortifies many teens is now appearing in younger kids. More pre-adolescent children, ages 7 to 12, are developing acne, dermatologists say. “It is common for 9- to 11-year-olds to have early acne, and sometimes this can be quite significant,” says Lawrence Eichenfield, chief of pediatric and adolescent dermatology at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego.
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Kids are getting acne younger than ever, doctors say
Executives at Clear Clinic , think so, and are launching Clear Clinic @ Home, a new customized at-home acne treatment program designed to bring high level dermatologic care straight to consumers. The products debut next month. Based on extensive research and patient feedback, Clear Clinic Laboratories’ line of 19 unique products is formulated with high-end and effective ingredients, according to the company. Clear Clinic @ Home makes care from the most sought-after experts and sophisticated acne treatment products available to all acne sufferers, regardless of location, and empowers clients with specialized acne care from a team of Clear Clinic Personal Acne Coaches. “At Clear Clinic we constantly strive to provide our patients with the best, most innovative and effective acne reduction therapies, said founder Dr. Eric Schweiger. With Clear Clinic @ Home and the Clear Clinic Laboratories product line, we are extending these top notch services into the future and beyond New York, making quality acne care accessible to all. Under the direction of Schweiger, Clear Clinic @ Home will enable clients to obtain personalized product regimens, interact with acne professionals, receive customized treatment guidance, and track their progress towards clear skin, all through a sophisticated online portal with individualized accounts.
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