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Acne, if solely it would go away
Acne is caused by excessive skin oils that clog the pores and eventually will result in an infection that produces the pimple with redness and swelling. A blackhead is simply a pore that has been partially plug by oils or dead skin, but still remains open and does not have an infection. The key to controlling your acne is your ability to control the body oils that you have on your face, neck and shoulders. As a teenager, your hormones are the cause of some of this excess oil in the hair. So it's important to keep the hair clean to help reduce the amount of oil that you have around your face and shoulders.
As a teenager, I had very oily hair and had acne on my shoulders, I had sought the help of doctors and tried many things, but we finally got it under control was a shorter haircut and wash my hair at least once a day, in addition to keeping my face clean by washing with water and neutral SOAP. If you have acne, you should try not to pick and pop your pimples. It can be very difficult not to pick up their acne, but what you're really doing when you pop a pimple is spreading the infection to other pores in the skin. You may have noticed that if you pick at your acne tends to spread, this is caused by spreading the infection (the white cat like substance) to other pores that can only be partially clogged but now have extra infectious material completely clog the pores.
Keep in mind also acne can be caused by some medications, so if you are taking care to control your body oils and it still did not work, you may be taking a drug that is the primary cause. Be sure to consult with your family doctor, as it can determine the side effects of his medication and adjust if necessary.
Acne, if solely it would go away
Monday, September 3, 2012
Acne is one of the little irritants of life and of the main causes of loss of self-esteem and self-worth to our youth. That occur at any age, but usually in acne of the year your teenager is one of the most frustrating skin conditions that you may have. As a teenager I personally battled acne and lost. I did not know what caused it and there were myths about candy and chocolate, too much stress, preservatives in food, sweating, etc. There are probably hundreds of erroneous statements about what causes acne and how many home remedies that do not help to cure acne.
Acne is caused by excessive skin oils that clog the pores and eventually will result in an infection that produces the pimple with redness and swelling. A blackhead is simply a pore that has been partially plug by oils or dead skin, but still remains open and does not have an infection. The key to controlling your acne is your ability to control the body oils that you have on your face, neck and shoulders. As a teenager, your hormones are the cause of some of this excess oil in the hair. So it's important to keep the hair clean to help reduce the amount of oil that you have around your face and shoulders.
As a teenager, I had very oily hair and had acne on my shoulders, I had sought the help of doctors and tried many things, but we finally got it under control was a shorter haircut and wash my hair at least once a day, in addition to keeping my face clean by washing with water and neutral SOAP. If you have acne, you should try not to pick and pop your pimples. It can be very difficult not to pick up their acne, but what you're really doing when you pop a pimple is spreading the infection to other pores in the skin. You may have noticed that if you pick at your acne tends to spread, this is caused by spreading the infection (the white cat like substance) to other pores that can only be partially clogged but now have extra infectious material completely clog the pores.
Keep in mind also acne can be caused by some medications, so if you are taking care to control your body oils and it still did not work, you may be taking a drug that is the primary cause. Be sure to consult with your family doctor, as it can determine the side effects of his medication and adjust if necessary.
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