Anti-Acne Regimen

Our skin has tiny holes called pores. These pores can sometimes be blocked by oil, bacteria, dead skin cells or dirt. When this occurs, one may develop a breakout or zit. When the skin is repeatedly affected by this condition, one may have developed acne. 

It is one of the most common skin conditions all over the world. Although acne isn’t a life-threatening condition, it can be painful, particularly when it’s severe.

Acne can be found almost anywhere on the body. It most commonly develops on the face, back, neck, chest, and shoulders.

If you have acne, you’ll typically see that they are white or black. Both blackheads and whiteheads are known as comedones.

Blackheads open at the surface of your skin, giving them a black appearance because of oxygen in the air. Whiteheads are closed just under the surface of your skin, giving them a white appearance.

• Excessive oil production by the oil glands.
• Heavy makeup can clog pores and that can lead to breakouts and acne.
• Hormonal changes caused during puberty or pregnancy.
• Certain medications like birth control and steroids.
• Genetics and heredity might have a role to play.
• Accumulation of dead skin in the follicles or the pores.
• Build up of bacteria in the pores.