I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?
user
This may be a symptom of seborrhoeic dermatitis, a condition where the skin becomes excessively oily and inflammed. The following lifestyle and home remedy tips may help alleviate symptoms of this condition:

- Moisturize with a non-medicated moisturizer or nongreasy lotion.
- Use an alkaline-based bar soap or cleanser to help remove oils and nodules.
- Avoid harsh body soaps, hot water and harsh scrubbing, which can cause inflamation.
- Use a non-medicated toner to help tone and clear the skin.
- Other simple home remedies to soothe and heal the skin include using a strawberry-based skin mask, drinking oatmeal and honey, and applying a moisturizer with red clover extract.

For more information or treatment options, please consult with your physician.
assistant
I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?
user
This may be a symptom of seborrhoeic dermatitis, a condition where the skin becomes excessively oily and inflammed. The following lifestyle and home remedy tips may help alleviate symptoms of this condition:

- Moisturize with a non-medicated moisturizer or nongreasy lotion.
- Use an alkaline-based bar soap or cleanser to help remove oils and nodules.
- Avoid harsh body soaps, hot water and harsh scrubbing, which can cause inflamation.
- Use a non-medicated toner to help tone and clear the skin.
- Other simple home remedies to soothe and heal the skin include using a strawberry-based skin mask, drinking oatmeal and honey, and applying a moisturizer with red clover extract.

For more information or treatment options, please consult with your physician.
assistant
I have a dry area on my forehead that never seems to go away. What can I do?