Acne not only affects teenagers but also affects adults as well. While some teens with acne may notice acne disappear as they enter adulthood, for other teens, it may continue unabated into adulthood while for others who may never have had acne in their teens, they may suddenly develop adult acne. Acne is the most…
Introduction – Acne is a common, in fact, predominant skin disorder that affects all nations, races and genders regardless of their ethnic backgrounds geographical location or environmental conditions. The resulting impact is even more troublesome. According to a recent survey done in US, about 25% of adults and 31% of teens surveyed said that acne…
The act of squeezing and squeezing blackheads and pimples leaves marks on your face, which are acne scars. These can be small holes scattered on the forehead, cheeks, side of the face and on the chin, which do not come out on their own, needing specific treatment. Acne scar treatment can be done using creams and…
Acne is one of the most frequent dermatological dysfunctions of the skin. It affects 80% of the population in some of its forms. It can occur at any stage of life, although it usually appears at puberty. Therefore, it is women who experience it before, but the incidence is higher among men and, although it usually responds well…
Acne torments during adolescence, when the face is filled with pimples and blackheads, but in many cases it does not leave it during adulthood either. As a consequence, this skin problem can have negative repercussions on the self-esteem and confidence of the person who suffers from it. In Women’s Daily we tell you how to fight acne by…
Detecting your type of acne in time will allow you to eliminate it more effectively without leaving marks on your face. You can often blame chocolates for that annoying acne that has begun to invade your face and other parts of your body, but there is really no evidence that they or other types of…
