My face seemed dry and irritated and I had an unexpected breakout. If you’ve also been exposed to wildfire smoke and are fortunate enough to have the bandwidth to be worried about your skin’s ...

Health concerns around wildfire smoke, air quality ... increasing in intensity and frequency, contribute to skin problems, including dry skin or eczema flares. They can cause irritation and ...

Smoking for social and cultural reasons has a long history.Tobacco can lead to cancer, stroke, heart attack, lung disease and ...

It may also indicate constant exposure to an irritant or allergen, such as hand soap, cigarette smoke, or dry air. Dry patches of skin can have many possible causes. You may have a skin condition ...

Smoke from Canadian wildfires choked out the ... pollution," Dr. Doris Day told FOX Weather. "You might see it as dry skin, dull skin, acne, light breakouts, uneven skin tone, and then with ...

Some of these may include cold, dry weather, harsh chemicals in face products, certain skin conditions, such as eczema, diabetes, hypothyroidism, and smoking. There are many different potential ...