Category: Skin Care

Here you will find blog posts covering topics related to skin care, including how compounding can be beneficial for skin care.

How To Keep Your Skin Healthy

Skin Care Routines for Healthy Glowing Skin - Burt's Pharmacy and Compounding Lab

There are many reasons your skin may be feeling itchy and dry, or may be cracked and painful. Luckily, there are ways how to keep your skin healthy, smooth, and moisturized. Feeling that itchy, tight, achy, uncomfortable skin sensation? Maybe your hands are feeling a little lizard-like, especially if you’ve been washing up more often… Read more »

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6 Reasons Why Your Winter Skin Care Routine Isn’t Working

Skin Care Management - Burt's Pharmacy and Compounding Lab

As the cold weather approaches, your winter skin care routine is more important than ever – but sometimes it just isn’t helping your skin. Here’s why. Virtually everyone experiences some level of skin care woes every single winter. The blustery, windy weather, combined with cooler temperatures, can strip away moisture, cause inflammation, and even exacerbate… Read more »

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7 Simple Ways to Calm Pediatric Psoriasis

Pediatric Psoriasis In Children - Burt's Pharmacy and Compounding Lab

August is National Psoriasis Awareness Month, and we want to do our part in helping people raise awareness of this complex, immune-mediated disorder by exploring ways to calm and treat pediatric psoriasis. Some people first develop signs of psoriasis in infancy shortly after birth, while others don’t experience symptoms until well into adulthood. This year,… Read more »

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Treating Melasma & Skin Problems With Compounded Medicine

Healthy Aging Despite Skin Conditions | Burt's Pharmacy and Compounding Lab

Treating skin conditions can be a difficult task, especially when it comes to treating melasma.  Your skin is your largest and most protective organ with the most exposure to the outside world. Its job is simple, yet critical: protect you from environmental toxins, everyday pollutants, and microbes. Of course, it also keeps everything internal where… Read more »

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