Category: Seborrheic Dermatitis

Seborrheic face dermatitis is becoming more common. Sadly, it’s an often misunderstood condition. On the face, it can cause persistent redness, flaking, and irritation. Seborrheic face dermatitis is usually oily, but it can present with dry, sensitive patches. Today, I’d like to share the journey of one of our clients, Laura. She had been navigating […]READ MORE

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

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

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