The skin

Adults have a deep-seated instinct that makes them want to care for and protect babies and children. Even though your little one’s skin is still delicate and sensitive, there's no need to panic immediately about minor changes in the skin in the first few weeks after birth. In many cases, the skin is just learning. There are a wealth of skin care products available.

Everything here revolves around the right care for your skin. In this article, we'd like to give you a few interesting facts: things that you don't necessarily need to know, but which may still surprise you or leave an impression. They might just prove useful the next time you play Trivial Pursuit.

Nobody can take their skin off - even if we would love to find an escape sometimes. For example, when those huge pimples explode on our forehead...again. Or if we have an allergic reaction to something and hate the itching, burning, or redness that go along with it. Don’t be surprised if the cause is hidden on your plate. Our skin cares about what we eat.

The skin is very resilient. Its different layers not only protect the body, but also itself. Even so, we can still get skin disorders and conditions. There are many causes and triggers.

It’s an organ, even though it doesn’t look anything like the heart, liver or lungs. Let’s take a closer look at the skin.

A dead woman in James Bond’s bed completely painted gold. A world-wide famous scene. A question left unanswered: Is gold life-threatening?

What do the palms of hands, lips, the soles of feet, fingernails and toenails all have in common? And what does hair have anything to do with it?

Many people desire beautiful skin: healthy looking, as flawless as possible and wrinkle-free.