A baby’s scalp is often one of the most sensitive areas of their skin and one of the most misunderstood. Flaking, eczema and cradle cap are common in infancy, yet they are frequently mistaken for...

Stress doesn’t just change how children feel; it often shows up quietly on their skin. In our humid, fast-paced Singapore days, young skin is asked to cope with heat, sweat, air-conditioning, uniforms, chlorine and school...

A science-led look at why kids begin to smell as they grow, how sweat actually works, and what parents can do to support healthy, natural sweating. Learn the difference between eccrine and apocrine sweat, why...

Pre-teen acne doesn’t need harsh treatments - it needs balance. Children’s skin, especially between ages 8 and 12, is still developing its barrier and produces very little sebum, making it prone to dryness and sensitivity....

Stretch marks form when skin stretches too quickly for collagen to keep up, causing micro-tears in the dermis. This article explains why they happen, where they appear, and what actually works to reduce them —...

We often think of acne as a teenage thing—something that comes along with exams, hormones, and secondary school. But if you’re noticing tiny bumps on your child’s forehead at age 7 or 9, you’re not...

Cradle cap—a common yet often misunderstood part of newborn care. Those flakes which can appear to be white or yellow, are usually a sign of skin finding its balance. While harmless, knowing how to care...

Managing symptoms of eczema can be difficult and it's even more challenging when you get situations of open wounds. We understand how painful it can get so with this comprehensive guide we hope it helps...

Understanding facial acne and ways to manage and prevent them.