All Conditions
Our extensive range of affordable and effective products deliver proven results against a wide range of skin conditions. Click to discover how we can help you manage your skin condition, or visit our Knowledge Hub for expert tips and advice to further enhance your understanding of various skin conditions.
Acne
Acne is a medical skin condition that occurs when pores (or hair follicles) become blocked by dead skin cells, oil or harmful bacteria.
Chapped Lips
Dry and chapped lips can also be a cause of cheilitis, an inflammatory lip condition, which is sometimes a side effect of certain medications.
Cold Sore
Cold sores usually look like tiny, fluid-filled blisters on or around the lips, which scab over and heal within a few weeks.
Daily Use
Our efficacious, innovative and affordable personal care solutions & daily use products gently and effectively care for your unique and varying individual skincare needs.
Deodorant & Sweat Control
Human bodies are designed to sweat to control body temperature. Even though it’s totally natural, sometimes it can feel out of control and uncomfortable.
Eczema & Dermatitis
Eczema (atopic dermatitis) and dermatitis are non-contagious, inflammatory skin conditions.
First Aid & Pain
There are many possible causes of foot pain and knee pain, from injuries to bunions to plantar fasciitis.
Itchy Scalp
Itchy scalp (also known as scalp pruritus) occurs when the skin on your scalp becomes dry, tight, and irritated, causing persistent itching.
Itchy Skin
Itchy skin on any area of the body can be super uncomfortable and irritating.
Nappy Rash
Mostly affecting children under the age of 2 if they’re (funnily enough) wearing a nappy, it’s usually caused by irritation from a wet or dirty nappy.
Oily Scalp
Oily scalp is a common condition that can lead to greasy hair, clogged pores, and scalp irritation. The main cause is the overproduction of sebum, a natural oil produced by the sebaceous glands.
Psoriasis
Psoriasis is thought to be related to the immune system, often developing in cycles with flare-ups of weeks or months at a time.
Sensitive Skin
Sensitive skin can be caused by excessive dryness, or a range of skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis or dermatitis.
Thinning Hair & Hair Loss
The main cause of hair loss comes from the fact that hair follicle stems are less productive, which affects their ability to support hair follicle growth.
Very Dry Skin
Very dry skin, or ‘Xerosis’, as the professionals call it, can be caused by hot or cold weather (go figure!), a lack of moisture, or even soaking in hot water.
Wart & Fungus
Wart and fungus are common foot conditions experienced by many people.
Read articles and expert commentary on skincare concerns
02/03/2024
What is Nappy Rash? Nappy rash can be a uncomfy issue, not just for babies but for parents and caregivers too. It’s a common problem that can make your baby feel uncomfortable and irritable. Fortunately, with the proper care, preventing and treating nappy rash can be a breeze. Nappy rash is an irritation of the …
04/01/2024
Amit Saha, Registered Pharmacist & Head of Technical & Innovation at Dermal Therapy provides his expert commentary on how to choose the right acne face wash / acne cleaner to manage your acne: Cleansing your face with an appropriate cleanser is a very important step in acne management, perhaps the most important one! A typical …
31/10/2025
Key Takeaways Lucy has over 22 years’ experience in the beauty industry and has spent the last few years learning first-hand about perimenopause skin changes. In this piece, she shares what actually helped and what to skip. Oh, hi perimenopause in my early forties! And there was me thinking this was something that would happen …
31/10/2025
Dealing with discoloured, brittle, or thickened nails? It might be more than just a cosmetic concern. In this expert commentary, Amit Saha, registered Pharmacist and Head of Technical & Innovation at Dermal Therapy, explains what onychomycosis is and why early, effective treatment is key to managing the condition. Key Takeaways Onychomycosis (OM) refers to a …
