Seborrhoeic Dermatitis Facial Treatment: A Clinicians Guide

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Skin Therapist; Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated: 2026 Red creases around your nose. Flaky brows. A shine that never quite settles. Sound familiar? Seborrhoeic dermatitis on the face is one of the most misunderstood conditions I see in clinic. And one of the most over-treated. Most people arrive convinced […]READ MORE
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Colloidal Oatmeal for Seborrheic Dermatitis: Does It Really Help?

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Skin Therapist & Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated: 2026 Flaky, bumpy, itchy, greasy — sound familiar? Does your skin swing between angry red patches and stubborn little bumps? And no amount of washing seems to fix it? Then you’ve likely got seborrheic dermatitis. I spent years helping clients calm […]READ MORE
Woman frustrated by seborrhoeic dermatitis on her face

5 Hacks that Cured my Seborrhoeic Dermatitis: A Case Study

Your scalp is simply skin. Anything that helps heal your skin will heal your scalp. Do you have persistent dandruff on your scalp? Is your face inflamed, irritated and oily? Then chances are you have seborrhoeic dermatitis. I know, because I struggled with it for years. Hi, my name is Heather, and I recently wrote […]READ MORE
Where each appears: periorbital around the eyes, perioral around the mouth and nose — both forms of periorificial dermatitis.

Periorbital Dermatitis: Natural Treatment That Actually Works

Jane’s story. Reviewed by Samantha Miller, Clinical Esthetician & Founder of The Naked Chemist · Updated 2026 Jane came to The Naked Chemist after months of struggling with periorbital dermatitis. This is her recovery story, in her own words — reviewed by Samantha Miller. It started as something small. A blemish. A little redness. Nothing […]READ MORE
Perioral dermatitis before and after — redness and small inflamed bumps around the mouth, calmed after barrier-focused treatment.

How to Heal Perioral Dermatitis: A Clinician’s Guide

Are you concerned about that stubborn rash around your mouth, or have dry, flaky skin? You may have perioral dermatitis.
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Ginger Chews for Nausea and Flu Relief: Easy Homemade Recipe

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Esthetician &; Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated:  2026 Coming down with the flu, or maybe you’re nauseous? Sore throat dragging you down? It’s time to skip the sugar-filled lozenges. And make your own yummy homemade ginger chews instead. They’re chewy, zesty, and packed with natural goodness. In our recipe, […]READ MORE
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Keratosis Pilaris Popping: Why Squeezing Makes It Worse

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Esthetician & Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated: June 2026 You’ve done it. We’ve all done it. Stood in front of the mirror. Squeezed a bump. Watched that tiny white plug pop out. Satisfying? Absolutely. Helpful? Not even close. If you’re popping your keratosis pilaris, you’re not treating it; you’re […]READ MORE

Microneedling Gone Wrong: Real Stories From Readers

We advise our clients to avoid micro-needling, as we have been inundated with accounts from real people about the adverse side effects of this treatment.READ MORE
Before and after photos of a woman's face showing skin damage from microneedling on the left and clear, healed skin on the right

Microneedling Before and After: An Honest Recovery Story

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Skin Therapist & Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated: June 2026 Every microneedling before-and-after photo you have ever seen was chosen to sell you something. The smooth, glowing “after” is the one that made the cut. This is the one that usually doesn’t. What follows is a real client’s microneedling […]READ MORE
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Keratosis Pillaris Moisturizer: Why Your Cream Makes KP Worse

By Samantha Miller, Clinical Esthetician & Founder of The Naked Chemist | Updated: June 2026 You’ve tried every lotion, every cream, every “KP miracle product” on the shelf. And those stubborn bumps won’t budge. Sound familiar? You’re not doing anything wrong. The problem isn’t your commitment to moisturizing. The problem is the type of moisturizer […]READ MORE