Basic Acne Fighting Methods
As a teenager having acne is just part of growing up. It is inconvenient and can make us embarrassed but we can take comfort in knowing that everyone else at school is dealing with the same thing. Puberty is supposed to be the worst of our acne years; by adulthood we're supposed to be mostly finished with it. Even random and small breakouts can freak us out when we are grown up because we thought we were over all of that nonsense! Finding a few zits or pimples in the morning can be enough to send a fully grown adult into a childhood regression. Adult acne is often very painful, which is another reason so many adults dread breaking out. No matter what number your age starts with, use these hints to help you deal with your next breakout.
Do you get enough of your daily vitamins and minerals? It might sound odd, but some peoples' bodies react to an imbalance in diet by breaking out. Acne can be a symptom that some part of your body's health is lacking in some way. Taking a multi-vitamin every morning can be an easy way to take care of this type of acne problem. Taking vitamins won't correct your malnutrition completely but it is a good step in the right direction. The reason you break out when you are malnutritioned is that your body starts producing more sebum which will clog your pores and make it easier for you to break out (and for bacteria to get in). Watching what you eat and taking your vitamins can keep this type of acne from happening.
Take care to use beauty products that do not contain a lot of oil. Even your facial cleanser might have oil in it! The main goal of washing your face at all is to get rid of the oil that finds its way into your pores. When you go shopping be sure to look at the ingredients of the different products that you buy. Powder bases are better for your skin because they contain less oil (or none at all) than the liquid based cosmetics on the counter. A facial cleanser should be light and feel more like lotion than soap, so stay away from super heavy liquids or cleansers that start out as solids. Be careful and use your common sense!
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