Sebamed works just as well as soap against infection by facilitating the removal of pathogens (bacteria and fungi as well as viruses).Unlike soap, Sebamed has a balanced pH value which maintains the protective acid mantle of the skin and saves hands from becoming dry and irritated by frequent hand washing.

Training for any sporting event is a long-term commitment and with the outdoor nature of the disciplines, here in the UK it can often mean a gruelling, trans-seasonal battle with the elements. Training takes its toll not only on your body, but on your skin. As the count-down to the Sebamed Brighton & Hove Triathlon commences, Dr Anita Sturnham, GP specialising in Dermatology and...

As the colder weather sets in, our skin can suffer from all manner of winter woes including tightness, dry flaky patches and sensitivity. The low humidity in the air has a drying effect on the skin and add into the mix the warmth of the central heating, which sucks the moisture out, its’ no wonder our skin is thrown off kilter. Dr Anita Sturnham, GP...