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What Are Plantar Warts and How Do You Treat Them?

By Experience Life Staff

Skin-colored bumps on your feet could be plantar warts. Here’s what causes them. how to treat them, and how to prevent further spreading.

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Why Do I Have Dark Circles Under My Eyes?

By Anjula Razdan

Fatigue is the most obvious culprit for dark circles, but if you’re well-rested it could be food allergies.

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Why Do I Have Dandruff?

By Anjula Razdan

Those pesky white flakes often signal that there is a microbial imbalance on your scalp. Learn what you can do.

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Understanding Thinning Hair in Women

By Anjula Razdan

Heredity, inadequate protein, thyroid, and hormonal changes may all be culprits. Here’s what you can do.

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Why Do I Have White Spots on My Fingernails?

By Anjula Razdan

White dots on the nail beds (leukonychia) is a sign of zinc deficiency and low levels of selenium.

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Why Are My Nails Brittle and Peeling?

By Anjula Razdan

Thin nails are relatively common but might indicate any number of nutrient deficiencies.

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DIY Cocoa Butter Cuticle Oil

By Kim Erickson

When dry cuticles become ragged and split, they can allow dirt and germs to invade the matrix of the nail. Keep your cuticles soft and healthy with this homemade chocolate-scented oil.

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DIY Fruit Based Alpha-Hydroxy Enzyme Mask

By Kim Erickson

Here’s an excellent DIY exfoliating mask that can help reduce the appearance of fine lines and skin discolorations when used 2 to 3 times a week.

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What Is Impetigo and How Do I Treat It?

By Karen Asp

Impetigo is a common highly contagious skin infection. It is especially contagious among children but is not usually serious.

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What Is Bacterial Folliculitis and How Do You Treat It?

By Karen Asp

A relatively common type of rash that presents as itchy, pus-filled pimples. It usually appears around the base of hair follicles on the arms, legs, or scalp.

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