When considering all the different acne treatments, the question to ask is: "Will this treatment actually work on my skin?"
Proper skin care can help prevent the spread of acne. Improper skin care can actually make blemishes worse. Excessive scrubbing with harsh cleansers is drying, causes irritations and can create more pimples. Use a gentle cleanser no more than twice a day, if your skin is excessively oily, you may need to wash several times. Look for a gentle cleanser that is made for your skin type. Your skin has the amazing capability to constantly regenerate from within.
Having acne isn't just an awful skin condition; it lowers our self esteem. That's why it's so important to find a treatment that actually works.
Acne treatments involve getting to the root of the problem starting with killing bacteria, minimizing the amount of oil or sebum being produced and exfoliating or removing the debris and dead skin cells from the surface layers of the dermis. Acne medications can involve oral and topical products to help cure acne.
Squeezing a blemish can spread bacteria and cause more break outs on your face. Excessive humidity and sweating can also spread bacteria and aggravate the condition. Our body continuously replaces its skin and sometimes the dead skin cells do not exit properly from the skin and create a blockage in the skin pores. This blockage causes whiteheads, blackheads, pimples and swelling.
Many treatments that are available use benzoyl peroxide to help fight acne; while this is capable of clearing up your skin it also may cause irritation, dryness, peeling, or perhaps even swelling. If you have very sensitive skin then you may want to reconsider using any product containing this.
Good skin care involves daily washing, moisturizing, and sun protection. Cleansers that gently and effectively rejuvenate the skin by dissolving surface oil, bacteria and impurities without harmful over-drying, leaving your skin feeling fresh and clean. Quality skin care can help prevent the spread of acne, improper skin care can actually make blemishes worse.
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