The stress experienced in later teen years can prolong the acne that started in adolescence, and cortisol can continue to ...

By identifying the underlying causes of acne and implementing preventive measures women can achieve healthier clearer skin ...

Stress can increase the production of cortisol which can trigger excess oil production in the skin. This buildup of oil can clog pores, leading to acne flare-ups; especially around the jawline and ...

Excessive oil productive by these glands can clog your pores and lead to acne. Chronic stress floods the body with cortisol, triggering inflammation and weakening the immune system. Over time ...

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“Essential oils can be diffused into the air to create a calming atmosphere, promote relaxation, and relieve anxiety,” says ...

Throughout puberty, hormonal fluctuations are in full swing, often resulting in acne and inflammation. Add cortisol and stress into the mix, and this is a recipe for worsened skin. Kocsis explains ...

As a personal wellbeing specialist, I’ve had the privilege of speaking at various health and wellness events, including one ...

Certain foods can worsen acne, like processed foods, refined sugars and dairy, which can increase inflammation and disrupt hormones, so it’s best to limit these. Managing stress is also crucial ...

Persistent stress quietly manifests through physical signs like puffy eyes, thin skin, and unexplained belly fat, signaling ...