Acne: Acne and Concealers

Subject: Acne and Concealers



The third of Newtons laws says that, "For every action, there is
an equal and opposite reaction." Its one of the laws of physics.

That law of physics spills over into a lot of life situations.

A young woman gets a zit and wants to cover it up so the cosmetics
industry comes up with a multitude of products designed to do that
very thing. Okay, thats a little far out but you get my point.

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The pimples, white heads and black heads that constitute acne should
never be picked at or popped. What will result is a scar and
those are a lot harder to get rid of than the pimple, black head or
white head. Popping a pimple is not going to make it go away.

In fact, popping a pimple is only going to make the acne worse.
Still when you get a zit, you have to go out and face the world so
you are looking for ways to make your skin look clear.

You want to disguise the zit and make it an unnoticeable as
possible.

The cosmetic industry can help.

There are a multitude of products out there designed to make a zit
less noticeable.

You dont want to use products that just add to the problem by adding
additional oil to already oily skin. You do need to remember, too, that
when you use a cover product to make the zit less noticeable, you
will need to clean the product from your skin when you return
home.

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Some of the better known as well as more effective cosmetic
concealers on the market today are:

1.Dermablend Smooth Indulgence Concealer:
This product produces a smooth matte appearance and was
designed specifically for covering acne blemishes as well as for
covering rosacea and dark circles under the eyes.

2.Flawless Skin by Prescriptives:

This product will not aggravate acne but will supply a medium to
full coverage and it contains SPF 25 for protection from the sun.

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ACNE: Acne and Stress - is it related?

ACNE AND STRESS

Can stress actually cause acne? There is ample evidence available
to suggest that stress can most assuredly cause an acne breakout.

Our bodies are highly developed chemical laboratories that produce
all sorts of stuff.

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At puberty the body begins to produce an abundance of male
hormones...and this happens in both boys and girls.

This overproduction of male hormones can happen at other times
in life besides at puberty; for example when starting or stopping
birth control pills.

These male hormones cause the bodys sebaceous glands to shift
into overdrive and begin producing sebum. The sebum then travels up
hair follicles, clogs the pores and acne develops.

However, male hormones are not the only cause for the sebaceous
glands to begin producing an overabundance of sebum.

When we become extremely stressed our overly emotional, our bodies
will react by causing the adrenal glands to produce a substance
known as cortisol. Cortisol is released into the bloodstream.

Then the chemical chain reaction continues as the sebaceous glands
release sebum, the sebum travels up the same hair follicles, clogs
the pores and acne develops.

The physical changes in the body can cause exactly the same
chemical chain reaction as the emotional changes in the mind. The
mind/body connection is real.

Maybe some of it really IS in your head. If thats the case, there is
help available to help people deal with the acne that is caused by
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Reducing stress will just naturally reduce sebum production
by the sebaceous glands and reducing sebum production will
help to alleviate an acne breakout.

It really isnt any different that restoring hormonal balance to the
body to reduce sebum production.

Both factors that cause excessive sebum production should be
addressed. Solving one problem might help. Solving both problems
could eliminate acne altogether.

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ACNE: Acne and Dark Skin

Subject: Acne and Dark Skin

Those of African, Latino or Indian decent have skin pigmentation that
is darker than those who are of European decent. Treating any skin
disease is often based on the color of the skin.

Some cosmetic procedures, for example, cannot be used on skin
with dark pigmentation because it will leave light spots.

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Actually acne is an equal opportunity disease. The color of
the skin has no bearing whatsoever on whether a person will have acne.

Treating acne is based upon the type of acne it is and what the
most effective treatment options are for the particular type of
acne that is present in each patient.

Many acne medications make the skin sensitive to excessive sun
exposure. This has nothing to do with the color of the skin. The
sensitivity is simply a side effect of the medications.

Those with darker skin complexions are not usually as prone to
sunburn as those with lighter complexions but these medications
make dark skin as susceptible to sun damage as their lighter skin
friends.

A sun blocking product with an SPF factor of at least 15 is
recommended when there will be prolonged sunlight exposure.

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There is one type of acne that often afflicts only those who are
of African heritage. This type of acne is called Pomade Acne.

Pomade acne is caused by a hair care product that is designed to
straighten very curly hair.

The product has a very heavy oil base and should be kept off of the
skin as much as is possible.

The pigmentation in very dark skin can get darker after an
inflammation is cleared up.

This is called 'post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation'....which means
increased pigmentation following inflammation.

The spots will gradually return to their normal color over time but a
dermatologist can prescribe medication which will hasten the
process.

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Acne: Acne & Cosmetics

Acne! The very word strikes fear into the hearts of teenagers all over America.

It doesnt matter much that it affects anywhere from 95% to 99% of them, when it happens to any one of them, you would think that they were the only kid who had ever had a zit.

Teenage boys hate acne just as much as teenage girls hate it. Boys just suffer through it but
girls turn to cosmetics to try to hide it.

There is nothing wrong with a teenage girl or a young woman trying to make an acne outbreak
appear less noticeable. It is a perfectly natural thing to do.

They use cosmetics anyway to enhance their appearances...make their lips redder or more full,
give their cheeks a healthy glow and make their eyelashes appear longer so covering up a blemish is the next logical step.

The cosmetic industry knows that covering blemishes ranks right up there with rosy cheeks so they have developed products designed specifically for covering up blemishes. These products are called concealers. They come in many forms.

Some of them are in tubes like lipstick while some of them are in bottles like other liquid make up base products and some of them are in cake form like pressed face powder.



The one thing that all teenage girls and young women do need to remember when they use these
products is that the products need to be thoroughly cleaned off before going to bed.

If left on the face, these products will contribute to clogging pores and intensify the
acne outbreak.

The bottom line here is that using concealer products is just fine.
If it makes you feel better about yourself, then go for it but before you go to bed, use your
facial wash.


Clean your face completely, pat it dry with a clean towel and apply your acne fighting medications.

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Acne: Fact or Fiction

Acne: Fact or Fiction

You can hear a lot of tall tales about just about anything now days.

Somebody is always in-the-know even if they have to make up the
facts to suit the situation.

Acne isnt immune from these fictional facts that you are very likely to hear.

It is always better to be well armed with factual facts so that you dont get fooled by the
fictional facts that abound about many things including acne.

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Fictional Fact #1: Acne is caused by a lack of sexual activity.

Factual Fact: Acne and sexual activity are two entirely separate
issues. One has no bearing on the other. Hormones during puberty and
young adulthood have a bearing on acne.

They also have a bearing on sexual activity. But acne has no bearing
on sexual activity nor does sexual activity have any bearing on acne.

Fictional Fact #2: People have acne because they are dirty.

Factual Fact: Dirt has no part in acne. Dirt is dirt. Acne is acne.
One has nothing to do with the other. Acne is a build up of oil,
dead skin cells and bacteria.

Dirt isnt involved. Keeping the face clean can help to prevent
clogged pores but dirt does not cause acne.

Fictional Fact #3: Dermatologists can cure acne.

Factual Fact: Dermatologists can TREAT acne. They can help to
alleviate the symptoms and help to clear up the pimples, black-heads
and white heads.

They can prescribe antibiotics and topical ointments, lotions and
creams that will help but there is no cure at this time for acne.

Fictional Fact #4: Acne is simply a skin problem.

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Factual Fact: Its true that acne affects the skin but it can also
affect the way a person sees himself or herself.

Acne and the scarring it can leave behind can cause a sufferer to
become depressed and develop low self-esteem both of which can lead
to larger and more complex problems. Acne sufferers need the
loving support of family and friends.

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