Taking Care of Problem Skin
Acne is caused by factors including hormonal changes, certain medications, and the use of certain products.
Here are skin-care suggestions to help reduce acne, courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine:
Wash your face once or twice a day with a gentle, mild soap or cleanser that won't dry the skin. Always wash your face after sweating or exercising, but don't wash excessively or more than a few times a day.
Wash your hair with shampoo each day, particularly if you have oily hair.
Keep oily hair pulled back and away from your face.
Don't touch your face with your hands or fingers.
Don't pick at, scratch or pop any blemishes, as this can cause infection and scarring.
Avoid any makeup or face creams that are greasy or oily.
Here are skin-care suggestions to help reduce acne, courtesy of the U.S. National Library of Medicine:
Wash your face once or twice a day with a gentle, mild soap or cleanser that won't dry the skin. Always wash your face after sweating or exercising, but don't wash excessively or more than a few times a day.
Wash your hair with shampoo each day, particularly if you have oily hair.
Keep oily hair pulled back and away from your face.
Don't touch your face with your hands or fingers.
Don't pick at, scratch or pop any blemishes, as this can cause infection and scarring.
Avoid any makeup or face creams that are greasy or oily.
