BEAUTY TIPS: PREVENTION OF ACNE

 As a result of clogged hair follicles beneath the skin, acne is a frequent skin disorder. Dead skin cells and sebum oil that helps prevent skin from drying out clog pores, causing outbreaks of lesions, also known as pimples or zits.  Due to inflamed or irritated sebaceous glands, it is typically characterized by red pimples on the skin, particularly on the face, and is most common in adolescents.

This is very common and most times it is not life threatening so you should not be afraid. However, below are the different ways to prevent acne.

1. Be sure to wash your face regularly.

If you want to get rid of dirt, dead skin cells, and extra oil from the surface of your skin, you should wash your face twice a day whether or not you have acne. More frequent washing than twice a day is not always healthier and may even be detrimental. Make use of a gentle facial cleanser and warm, not hot, water. The use of an abrasive soap, such as deodorant body soap, might irritate and harm skin that is already irritated.

2. Don't overdo it with the makeup.

Keep blush, powder, and foundation off of your face when you have a breakout. When the day is over, remove any makeup you may have worn. Select oil-free cosmetics that don't contain additional chemicals or colors, if at all possible. Makeup that is "noncomedogenic," or won't make you break out, is what you should choose. Before purchasing, review the product's ingredient list on the label.

  

3. Moisturize. 

Always use a moisturizer that prevents dryness and skin peeling because many acne products contain components that dry out the skin. Seek out the term "noncomedogenic" on the label, which denotes that it shouldn't result in acne. Moisturizers are available for dry, oily, and mixed skin types.

4. Be careful with the products you use on your hair.

On your hair, stay away from using oils, pomades, scents, and gels. They might irritate your skin and restrict your skin's pores if they land on your face. Use a soft shampoo and conditioner. Washing your hair frequently is especially important if you're breaking out because oily hair can exacerbate the oil on your face. Have long hair? Keep pulling it away from your face.