Acne Skin Care

There is no universal method of care is ideal for all skin types. If you have dry skin then we should take care of it differently than oily skin. Special treatment also requires skin capillaries, acne and atopic. Learn how to care for the skin, which are blackheads, pimples, lumps or cysts!





Treatment of acne
Skin acne treatment requires regular, but not frequent, not to stimulate the secretion of sebum. Just wash the face twice a day, preferably using non-oil cosmetic as foams, gels, lotions or milk (eg. Based on salicylic acid). The use of soap on the skin (you can substitute dice dermatological).

However, there are exceptional situations when external factors worsen acne. During the summer, when we sweat more should carry a cleansing wipes that if necessary to remove impurities from the skin.




Humidification
After cleaning the skin, apply on face moisturizer, which will protect the skin. Ideally, select the cream fat-free, because the cosmetic prevent dry skin, and at the same time it is after its application matt (off). If you notice that a moisturizer that you use clog pores - try dermo-cosmetics this type.

Exfoliation
Get rid of dead skin tissue in the presence of acne is very important, because they block the sebaceous glands. However, the choice of peeling is of paramount importance. If your skin appears pimples and cysts absolutely do not use mechanical peeling! The abrasive particles contained in them can only aggravate the disease. Instead, choose scrubs enzymatic dissolving dead skin cells.

It should also ask your doctor about the use of dermatological peeling based on fruit acids. The use of such cosmetic reduce acne and smoothes scars that remain after them.

TOP components for acne
Skin care should choose cosmetics that contain ingredients to reduce acne. Before buying a cream, tonic and peeling necessarily see its composition, even if the manufacturer ensures that the cosmetic is dedicated skin acne.

The list of substances to help acne skin care:

• Sulphur
• acetic acids (AHA)
• Polyunsaturated fatty acids of the essential fatty acids (linoleic, linolenic, arachidonic)
• Propolis (propolis)
• Benzoyl peroxide
• Glinka
• Zinc oxide (good for oily skin)
• extracts of chamomile, rosemary, sage, witch hazel, calendula, birch and oak bark

Remember!

• For acne skin care, do not use cosmetics containing alcohol, fragrances and photosensitizing.
• Give yourself time: it can take a while before you see a clear positive effects of care tailored to the needs of acne.