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Treatment for your acne should be accompanied by a healthy skin care routine.
1…Wash the affected area twice a day with mild soap. Use soap such as Dove, or one that contains benzoyl peroxide, such as Oxy-5. Wash as often necessary to keep the area clean. Do not scrub.
2…Shampoo the hair regularly.
3…Keep long hair off the face and shoulders and wash it daily.
4…Avoid shaving as much as possible; while shaving take care to avoid nicking the pimples.
5…Use a fresh shaving blade to minimize the chance of spreading the infection.
6…Avoid use of make-up or cosmetics in areas prone to acne. If you have to wear make-up, use only the hypoallergenic or fragrance free kind.
7…Don’t pop, pick, scratch, or squeeze your pimples. This may cause infection and scarring.
8…You may use an over-the-counter treatment that contain substances such as benzoyl peroxide (gel or cream) or salicyclic acid. Start with the lowest strength and apply once a day about half an hour after washing. Never use more than 5 percent strength without consulting a physician.
9…Food and Nutrition Recommendations for Acne:
Some doctors believe that acne is not a food related problem. Some alternate practitioners use diet as a basis for their treatment of acne. They recommend that acne patients should eat foods high in beta-carotene, such as carrots, pumpkin, cantaloupe and other yellow-orange fruits and vegetables. They should also avoid fatty foods. Acnezine controls the oil secretion in your body to protect your skin from getting acne prone.
10…Vitamin Therapy for Acne:
Nutritionists generally suggest:Chromium supplements – Chromium helps boosts the body’s ability to break down glucose.Vitamin A – reduces sebum and keratin production. (Caution: taking mega doses of Vitamin A can cause headaches, fatigue, muscle and joint pain and other side effects. Consult a qualified practitioner before taking mega supplements).Vitamin E – an antioxidant (200 to 400 IU a day).Vitamin B-6 50 mg per day. This vitamin aids in the metabolism of hormones and supports the function of Acnezine as well.
Note: People should not try to medicate themselves or others with any of the methods referred to here without the guidance of a qualified practitioner who is thoroughly familiar with both the remedies and the individual’s medical status.

Acne Vulgaris is the most common problem encountered by teenagers who are under going through the adolescence period. The sudden hormonal changes and imbalance usually causes too much oil production these makes the pore more open to dirt that can cause inflammation. This is the common cause of acne. Also diet and lifestyle affects health of a being causing acne growth.
But before we look for treatments for acne like acne cleanser and other acne solutions it is very important to know the different types of mild to moderate acne type. What are the different acne types?
1.White Heads – these are commonly caused by blocking the pore with dead skin or bacteria that causes skin to produce yellowish sebum and thus results to white heads. They disappear more quick compared to other mild types of acne. It can be treated during facial or they disappear by just cleansing twice a day.
2.Black Heads – these are caused by particially blocking the pores that causes dead skin, trapped oil, bacteria and dead skin cells to dry up and affect the surface of the skin. The black color of this type of acne is not caused by the trapped dirt and impurities. This is usually cause by the skin discoloration called melanin. This pigmentation is due to the effect of lack of oxygen that cause skin to discolor and then the black heads appear.
3.Papules – these are the reddish acne types. These are swollen bumps usually red in appearance but do not have heads. Pricking this type of acne will only worsen the situation. You will need to seek medical advice in managing this type of acne.
4.Pustules – these are inflamed acne that seems to have reddish appearance that surrounds a yellowish center. These are usually treated by pricking or squeezing. But there is a step-by-step approach to pustules management in order to prevent infection.
Via http://www.dermtv.com – Knowing your skin type is crucial in identifying skincare products. And this is particularly true when it comes to acne. Dr. Schultz will tell you how to easily identify those products that will not aggravate your acne.
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This are some of the skincare products I like to use.
Dermadoctor Ain’t Misbehavin’ Acne Cleanser $25
Philosophy The Microdelivery Exfoliating Wash $25
Peter Thomas Roth Acne Kit $35
Zirh Clean Cleanser $20
Philosophy Purity Cleanser $10 for travel size
Clean and Clear Facial Wipes $6
Dr. Brandt Blemishes No More Intensolution $35
Peter Thomas Roth Max Complexion Correction Pads $36
Murad T-zone Pore Refining Gel $40
Clean and Clear Persa-Gel 10% Benzoyl Peroxide $8
Ole Henriksen Roll-on Blemish Attack $22
Zirh Fix Blemish Control $34
Dermadoctor Ain’t Misbehavin’ Blackhead Treatment $42
Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel $24
Clean and Clear Advantage Acne Control Moisturizer $7
Philosophy Hope in a Jar Moisturizer $15 for travel size
Peter Thomas Roth Blemish Buffing Beads $35
Cosmedicine Medi-morphosis Self-Adjusting Exfoliator $38
Sephora Face Peel Off Purifying Mask $12
Laura Gellar Lip Strip $16
Dermadoctor Wrinkle Revenge $38
Benefit Lipscription $32
FTC disclaimer for all the products shown in this video:
1) Did you get this product for free by the company, or did u buy it yourself? I don’t get anything for free and I buy everything I own with my own money.
2) Are u getting paid or compensated by this company for this video? No
3) Are u affiliated with this company? No
4) Is this your honest opinion or a paid review? This is my honest opinion, I would never state an opinion that wasn’t my own.
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