Bloom Beauty Room

This babe getting holiday ready with a brow & lash combo! Low maintenance means more time for fun 🙌

Pigmentation does not come from nowhere. There is always a driver.
Identifying yours is the first step for your corneotherapist to address it properly.
Common triggers include UV exposure, inflammation, hormonal fluctuation, heat, oxidative stress, and barrier damage.
But more often than not, it is a combination of more than one.

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Not all skincare is skin compatible, especially when you have perioral dermatitis.
Knowing what to remove from your routine is just as important as knowing what to add.
Some of the most common culprits are hiding in everyday products.
Building a perioral dermatitis safe routine does not mean going without. It means
choosing differently. It means making sure the products you use aren’t trend focused,
but instead focus on choosing what will benefit your skin.

Perioral Dermatitis is rarely caused by one thing. It is cumulative. A build up of stressors
that eventually tips the skin into a sustained inflammatory cycle.
Identifying your triggers is the first step to resolving it. And often, the biggest culprit is
the skincare routine itself.

That persistent rash looking area around your mouth, nose, or eyes that will not seem to
go away. It might not be acne. Perioral dermatitis is a chronic inflammatory skin
condition that causes clusters of red papules and pustules in the periorificial zones. It is
often accompanied by burning, tightness, and irritation. And it is frequently
misdiagnosed. If this sounds familiar, keep following along this month. We are going
deep on Perioral Dermatitis.

Not all acne is the same and not all skin is the same.