Acne prone skin care

In honor of National Acne Awareness Month, we are diving into the different types of acne and how to treat them in a strong way. Blemishes, bumps, pimples, cysts and breakouts are some of the terms used to characterize acne. Properly characterizing acne is the first step. While persistent acne should be identified by a skin professional due to its many causes, we've put together a list of the six main varieties of acne, how they develop, how they appear, and how you might address them. This…

Disclaimer: understand what works for someone else may not work for you. Always do a patch test before applying the product to the affected area. Below are some of the best skin care products for acne-prone skin. 1. Acne org cleanser this ultra-gentle liquid cleanser is a pH balanced cleanser which doesn't over-dry and is gentle enough for people with sensitive, acne-prone skin. It also lathers very well, which helps provide a gentle and quick cleansing experience, further helping to prevent…

Perhaps the most important, yet most overlooked part of your makeup routine: your skin. With stress and tension rising, your skin might be the first to show that you’re under pressure. Your skin may not be what automatically draws the eye, however you will notice it especially if it is extremely oily or dry and flaky. As we all age, our skin loses a bit of its glow, and you may notice that you’ve developed fine lines, just like the rest of us. We suggest prioritizing your skin as early as…

This is my realistic skin care routine for getting rid of my cystic acne, hyperpigmentation/dark marks. I hope you found it informative because I spent all of 2020 really honing down on what makes for a great skin care routine for my oily acne prone skin and I finally nailed it. Learn from my mistakes and take what ever info you need to decide on what tips or products you will incorporate in yours.

Acne face mapping is a great way to start treating acne! The area where you have acne can tell you a lot about the caused of acne and possibly be a guide to treat or even prevent acne. So, pull out a mirror now , spot where your acne is and read this guide now!

What is acne? Acne is a skin condition that occurs in the form of blackheads or white heads, some are large, some are small, and they are red and tender most of the time. They appear in different parts of the body but especially in the face, neck, back, shoulders and arms. What causes acne? Sometimes acne occurs when hair follicles get clogged with oils, dead skin cells or bacteria. And sometimes it has nothing to do with hair follicles because genetics, diet, stress and hormonal changes can…

Shares Hey, lovelies, welcome or welcome back. So am continuing on my acne treatments series. Today’s post will be answering a common question amongst acne sufferers; salicylic acid vs benzoyl peroxide for acne, which is best for you? Salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide are two of the most commonly used over-the-counter skincare ingredients for acne, […]