Although skin cancer is preventable, South Africa still spends millions on treatment. Reuters/Regis DuvignauThe cost of treating skin cancer in South Africa is much higher than it needs to be and it is diverting funds that could otherwise be used in preventing the disease. In 2015 alone, skin cancer cost the South African health system more than R90 million (more than US$ 6 … [Read more...] about The cost of skin cancer: South Africa is spending more than it should | The Conversation
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Naturally Vibrant Skin with Aloe and Honey
Simply Aloe’s Honey and Aloe Face Mask Skincare experts suggest using a face mask twice a week as part of a complete beauty regimen. The reason for this is simple: your daily cleanser, toner and moisturiser are just not enough to ensure that your skin looks its best all year round. A good facial mask draws out impurities deep within the skin, removes dead skin cells and … [Read more...] about Naturally Vibrant Skin with Aloe and Honey
Why it’s time all African countries took a stand on skin lightening creams | The Conversation
In many parts of Africa skin lightening is a popular practise despite the health risks associated with it. ShutterstockWith up to 70% of women using skin lightening creams in parts of Africa, Cote d’Ivoire has led the charge in tackling skin lighteners and has banned the practise nationally. It is time for the rest of the continent to follow. Skin lighteners have become a … [Read more...] about Why it’s time all African countries took a stand on skin lightening creams | The Conversation
