Posts Tagged ‘Pores’

prescription acne
Lisa Mendel asked:


 

Acne affects many teens and adults worldwide. Each year, millions of people buy acne skin care products. With the steady increase in the number of acne products being introduced in the market, how can you know which one is the best or most effective for you to use?

 

Realize that there is no single acne treatment that will work for everyone. The treatment that’s most effective for you may actually worsen someone else’s condition. Likewise, the acne product that is most effective in clearing up your friend’s acne condition may not work for your acne at all. What you can do is to simply try out the different acne skin care products available and see the results.

 

Remember that you’re looking for a long-term solution to your acne problem, not a one-time or short-term cure. Remember too that acne is a recurrent condition if it is not given the proper treatment. Thus, you need a skin care system that won’t only work to remove your current acne but will also prevent breakouts later on.

 

Acne skin care products available today range from facial washes to facial toners and prescription acne medications. However, when you’re looking for a long-term acne soluton, you’ll want to go with natural-based products. You’ll discover that some of the top-rated acne products today use natural-based ingredients. They are effective in the treatment of acne. Let’s take a look at some of the common ingredients used in these acne treatments.

 

* Salicylic acid

Salicylic acid is very effective in removing dead skin cells. As you already know, dead skin cells, when they mix with dirt and oil, clog up the pores, which can then result to acne.

 

* Benzoyl peroxide

Benzoyl peroxide is a very common ingredient used in acne treatment products. If you have mild acne, you can treat it with acne products that contain 2.5% to 5% benzoyl peroxide. Benzoyl peroxide is effective in treating acne, but it can cause drying of the skin and it can feel like the skin is burning, which is why some people choose not to use acne treatment products that have this ingredient.

 

* Alpha hydroxyl acids

AHA is also an ingredient commonly found in a number of acne skin care products. AHA is present in citrus fruit acids, milk and sugar cane. AHA can effectively reduce the oil produced by the sebaceous glands. AHA has also skin cell renewal properties.

 

With the differences in formulas and also the different products available to try, it is really important that you make an informed decision. Read up on the different acne treatment reviews available to you and choose the one that meets your skin’s and your pocket’s needs.



home remedies acne
Ricky Lim asked:


Acne is a common problem among teens; it is often inter-related with low self-esteem sometimes even resulting to inferiority complex. Acne is caused by excess sebum or oil which builds up on our pores along with dust and dirt. This then eventually swells forming a reddish mini-boil: this is what we call a pimple, acne or even blackheads.

Acne is unfortunately typical among all of us, its part of our growth. Everyone has undergone an acne problem, granted, some had it worse compared to others.

There are a variety of ways to treat acne, most of which require dermatologist treatment. However, seeing that having acne is a natural occurrence, it would still be preferable if it is treated the natural way. There are many acne home remedy treatment available that can cure acne naturally.

Tomato pulps are known to treat pimples and the scars that are left behind by it. Tomato has a natural acid known to combat bacteria; it is also a natural exfoliant. This is not recommended for those with sensitive skin though.

Orange peel is another alternative. All you have to do is mix the citrus skin with powdered milk and gently use it on the affected areas for a few minutes before rinsing.

Ginger is also a popular pimple sedative. You just have to rub it gently on the pimple and wait for it to subside after a few couple of days.

Salt and water is known to reduce pimple swelling while ultraviolet rays are known to dry it.

Before trying any of these natural pimple treatments, it’s best to check for possible allergic reactions by testing it on your palm first for the initial thirty minutes.