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Women and Acne: Female Acne Treatment Information

Acne has always been a problem that we have associated with teenage years. But studies are showing that 54% of adult women now suffer from outbrakes of acne as well.

What’s going on? Why has acne become so common and what can you do to get rid of it?

How are you going to get the clear, smooth skin you’ve always wanted? It seems that everywhere we look – television, magazines, movies – everyone has perfect skin and it just makes us feel worse because we can’t fix our acne problem even though we’re diligent about our personal hygiene.
But it takes more than a willingness to follow good hygienic habits to get a radiant complexion that is clean and clear.

What Causes Acne?

Our faces, necks, chests and upper backs are home to thousands of extremely fine hairs and each one of these hairs has a follicle beneath the surface of our skin. Attached to each follicle are tiny little oil glands, which produce a sticky substance called sebum.

Acne is caused when these glands become overly active and too much sebum is produced.

There is no single element that is responsible for causing acne, which is why you need to be aware of all the factors which contribute to outbreaks.

Understanding the problem will allow you to understand why some treatments work, and others just don’t.

Factors Contributing to Acne or which Aggravate it Further:

Hormonal changes during adolescence.
Hormonal changes as an adult. The menstrual cycle is one of the most common acne triggers. An outbreak may occur a few days before the cycle begins and go away after the cycle is finished. Other hormone changes, such as pregnancy and menopause, also affect acne – improving the condition for some women and worsening it for others.
Use of oral contraceptives.
Make-up. Women with moderate or severe acne should use oil-free cosmetics and moisturizers. Oily hair products also can eventually spread over the forehead, causing blocked pores.
Pressure or friction on the skin. Friction caused by caps, bike helmets or backpacks can make acne worse.
Genetics. If other people in your family have acne, there is a greater chance you will have it.
Stress can make acne worse as this creates hormonal imbalances
Picking and squeezing at spots may cause further inflammation and scarring
Hard scrubbing of the skin
Pollution and other environmental irritants

Acne is caused by what is happening hormonally in your body, as well as external factors.

Treat Acne

Truly beautiful skin with a clear and glowing complexion is the result of care and attention from the inside out. That's why we recommend complete treatment systems that actually regulate and balance your hormones and the external factors which cause acne.

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