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Linggo, Mayo 5, 2013

Virus vs Chemical Peel: Acne Treatments

Great news that several types of virus like Propionibacterium have been identified to be killing acne that causes bacteria. More development is to come in understanding of acne.
While the news is exciting, Skin Care Report is recommending time proven techniques to minimize acne impact. Here are some tips:
  • Don’t pinch or "pop" pimples. This can spread skin oil, called sebum, and potentially the bacteria too. Consequently, formally healthy skin surrounding the zit can become infect and damaged. 

  • Avoid irritating the skin. Examples are hats or harsh scrubbing. 
  • Wash your face regularly. Cleaning the face is an important part of home remedies for acne. Don’t provide a comfortable home to bacteria.

Still, while we wait for researchers to transform the new found knowledge into substantial aid against the skin condition, acne sufferers want help now! Here are some tips for shortening the lifespan of a pimple:

  • When you first notice that you are breaking out with a pimple, it is important that you try your best not to touch it. The less you touch it, the less aggravated you will make it. 
  • Get a cloth and soak it in warm water. Press it against your pimple and hold it in place for one minute. This will help the swelling go down and helps pimples go away sooner. 
  • Wash your face with a gentle cleanser. Try cleaners that do not over dry skin. 
  • After you have washed your face, apply salicylic acid onto your pimple. Dotting the pimple with a q-tip that has salicylic acid on it can be a targeted treatment. You could also use a cotton ball. 
  • In the morning after you have washed your face and removed the salicylic acid, apply a thin layer of benzoyl peroxide onto your pimple. This facial medication will help shorten the duration of your pimple.

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