A tanned upper lip and pink lower lip might seem perplexing, but it’s pretty common. The simplest explanation would be sun exposure since our upper lips are generally more affected by the sun than our lower ones are. To tan less and protect your lips, you should always apply sunscreen before going out into the sun; if you want extra protection, use SPF lip balm as well. Eventually, the colors will even themselves out.

It's important to use medicines the right way if you want them to work well. Too much doxycycline might give you a stomach ache, make you feel sick, or throw up. If you have taken 2 doses at once, just skip that particular time and take your next dose when it is due. Even after this drug may still be effective but not in the correct manner as before; so always consult with your doctor if doubtful about its efficacy. 

Hair loss, dandruff, itching, and hair problems can be associated with one another. Dandruff is a source of itchiness and hair fall. Stress, or not washing hair regularly, or a skin condition may give rise to dandruff. Cure with anti-dandruff shampoos. The itching can be satisfied with the help of gentle washing and using mild products. Hair growth can be boosted by a good diet and hair hygiene.

Little white spots can appear on the skin, mainly on the arms and legs, due to fewer pigment cells caused by aging and sun exposure. There's no treatment, but you can prevent it from worsening by using sunscreen and avoiding too much sun.

The skin will quickly heal but, in the process, it may develop some marks. The skin appears normal at first but later the burn marks appear. To help the marks fade, you can buy a cream from the pharmacy that contains either vitamin E or aloe vera. They can be of help in the healing process and also, they can make the marks less visible.

It is okay to have white or grey hair when you are young. Genetics is one of the main reasons this might happen. Ridiculing someone because of their hair color is not okay. Optionally, there are hair dyes that can even transform a light hair color into a completely different one. 

Milia are tiny white­ bumps under the eyes, looking like­ cysts. Don't fret! These ofte­n disappear without action. Try a gentle e­xfoliating cream, containing glycolic acid or retinol. Kee­p skin is clean, and moisturized. For oily complexions, use­ lightweight, oil-free moisturize­rs. Avoid squeezing or picking milia.