Skin conditions: eczema, dermatitis & more
Don’t be mad at your skin ... Get to know it.
We’ve gathered what we’ve learned about the most common skin conditions, all through an expert lens: a weakened barrier, an upset microbiome and how to help your skin calm down on its own. With scientific sources and no miracle promises.
Main topics
Types of dermatitis
Each type has its own trigger
What they share is a weakened skin barrier. They differ in what sets off the inflammation and where it shows up.
Atopic dermatitis
Chronically dry skin that’s prone to inflammation.
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Contact dermatitis
A reaction to touching an irritant or allergen.
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Seborrheic dermatitis
Flaking on the scalp and face.
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Perioral dermatitis
Small bumps around the mouth.
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Nummular eczema
Round, coin-shaped patches.
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Dyshidrotic eczema
Tiny blisters on the palms and soles.
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Dermatitis herpetiformis
Itchy blisters linked to celiac disease.
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Stasis dermatitis
Inflamed skin on the lower legs due to poor circulation.
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Eczema by body area and age
Eczema on the face
Redness and flaking on the eyelids and cheeks.
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Hand eczema
Most often from handwashing and work.
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Eczema on the palms
Cracks and itching on your hardest-working skin.
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Eczema on the legs
Shins, ankles and feet: five different causes.
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Baby eczema
How to tell cradle cap, diaper rash and eczema apart.
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Eczema in children
Skin inflammation at daycare and school.
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Atopic dermatitis · guides
Atopic dermatitis in babies
First signs, care and when to see a doctor.
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Atopic dermatitis in children
Everyday life with eczema: daycare, school, sleep.
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Eczema and diet
What food can change and what it can’t.
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Atopic dermatitis · pictures
What it looks like on different parts of the body.
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Other skin conditions
Some skin needs a little more love.
And that’s totally okay. Luckily, skin conditions have a lot in common, so the approach is similar too: calm the skin first, then protect the barrier, then give it time to recover.
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