Skin care background

Skin care is a traditional medical discipline in the field of interface cosmetics and dermatology; Each topic partially coincides.
The law on food, medicines and cosmetics defines cosmetics as a product designed for purification or beauty (for example, shampoo and lipstick). Although some products (for example, moisturizing products) can be used to diagnose, treatment, relief, treatment or prevention of diseases or influence the structure or function of the body (for example, sun -protection creams and acne creams), sunscreens and peppermint shampoos have a separate category that is regulated in both categories of products.
Skin care differs from traditional dermatologists in that it has a wider but smaller range of medical services, including non -medical specialists, such as cosmetologists and persons caring for wounds. Skin care includes a change in personal behavior, the environment and working conditions. Nevertheless, dermatology still chooses some aspects of skin care, especially in the United States, while in other countries such as Great Britain, this is much less common.