• A chronic itchy, inflamed skin condition which is exacerbated by a number of factors.
• An increasingly common skin condition affecting both adults and children.
• Patients with atopic eczema have been found to have skin colonised by Staphylococcus aureus, with levels shown to increase with the severity of the condition

• Tinea infections range from mild scaling erythema to severe inflammation.
• Inflamed areas can cause scaling, crust, papules, vesicles and even bullae to develop.
• A formulation that treats the fungal infection as well as the itch and inflammation, may be a suitable option.

May manifest as a phototoxic or photoallergic reaction to certain medication

• Phototoxic: appears as a bad sunburn (reddening & swelling) minutes to hours after exposure to agent and light; limited to sun-exposed skin.
• Photoallergic: appears as an eczematous, itchy reaction 24–72 hours after exposure to agent and light; may spread to areas not exposed to sun.
• A formulation that treats the fungal infection as well as the itch and inflammation, may be a suitable option.

• Tinea refers to a skin infection with a dermatophyte (ringworm) fungus.
• Symptoms depend on the affected area of the body, as a result it is given a specific name depending on which part of the body is affected. Examples of tinea include Tinea barbae (beard), Tinea capitis (head), Tinea corporis (body), Tinea crur(groin), Tinea faciei (face), Tinea manuum (hand), Tinea pedis (foot).
• Resolve Plus 1.0 is suitable for inflamed Tinea, SolvEasy for Tinea Pedis, and Resolve Tinea for all other forms of tinea except paronychia.