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Alcoholism

Alcoholism not only affects internal health, but also external appearance. Excessive alcohol consumption is not harmless to the skin and hair, and can manifest in several ways. Discover here how alcoholism influences the health of your skin and hair.

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FAQ about alcoholism

How does alcohol affect the skin?
The alcohol dehydrates the skin, causing dryness, redness, and premature aging due to the loss of collagen and elastin.
Does alcoholism exacerbate existing skin problems?
Yes, alcohol can exacerbate conditions such as acne, rosacea, and eczema by causing inflammation and disrupting the skin barrier.
How to improve skin appearance after quitting alcohol?
Proper skin hydration, the use of antioxidants, and nourishing and repairing active ingredients can aid skin regeneration after alcohol cessation.
Can alcohol consumption cause hair loss?
Alcohol and alopecia are not directly linked, but alcohol consumption leads to other body imbalances that can cause hair thinning or hair loss.
Alcohol and Redness: Why Aren't All Individuals Affected?
Depending on the individual, drinking alcohol may or may not result in redness, which can be explained by genetic factors.

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How does alcohol affect the skin?

Does alcoholism exacerbate existing skin problems?

How to improve skin appearance after quitting alcohol?

Can alcohol consumption cause hair loss?

Alcohol and Redness: Why Aren't All Individuals Affected?

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