Monday, November 2nd, 2009 at
11:52 pm
Acne is one of the most common skin diseases that affect people of almost all ages. In fact, even children may suffer from acne. Acne can appear on all surface of the skin. They predominantly appear on the face, neck, shoulders and back. There are many people who suffer from acne. Curiously, people suffering from acne do not seek treatment for it. Why should they? They often get the advice to “just let it run its course.”
There are people who are not comfortable with OTC or Over-the-Counter acne treatment – topical or oral. Some have tried prescription medications but nothing seems to work. Not surprisingly, there are people who are trying out home remedies for acne and have found that this Home remedies are fairly convenient as well as affordable.
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Friday, October 2nd, 2009 at
8:02 am
Cystic acne is an external infection caused by bacteria on the smooth skin surfaces. Cystic acne can be noted as a red swollen pustules formed on the skin. The red swollen pustule in the form of a pimple is formed due to the excess deposition of dirt and oil on the skin.
Due to this excess deposit in the skin, the pores gets clogged and henceforth it becomes a dwelling place for bacteria. These bacteria mostly thrive in the larger pores. This excess deposition can be avoided by having a clean skin surface.
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Sunday, August 2nd, 2009 at
10:04 am
The progesterone has been helping me so far in so many ways, with one aggravating side effect: major breakouts. Does anyone know how I can take care of my acne while continuing to use the Progesterone?
I am 33; always had sensitive skin and since starte Progesterone I’m plagued with large pores, mega blackheads and breakouts galore!!
Friday, July 3rd, 2009 at
5:52 am
Looking for an acne remedy? Let me give a brief on what it is and what type of acne you have.
What is Acne?
Acne is caused when the follicles or pores of the skin become blocked. When the follicle becomes blocked, natural oils that would normally drain through the pores get blocked beneath your skin and bacteria can begin to grow.
There are two types of acne:
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