Adult acne affects 50% of adult women at some time during their adult life.  One-third of those women also have acne somewhere else on their body. What Causes Adult Acne?  Sebum, an oily substance produced by the skin’s sebaceous glands.  It clogs pores, which attract bacteria

While no one pimple cream can do the job on its own, the right combination of ingredients will – salicylic acid to unclog pores and benzoyl peroxide to reduce inflammation and bacteria.  Then, use mild products for the rest of your acne skin care routine.  Remember, it takes

Yesterday we talked about acne skin care taboos.  Today, let’s talk about the things that you should do, whether you have teenage or adult acne. Good skin care plays an important role in acne skin care.  Here are some skin care guidelines you can follow: Limit Cleansing to

According to Dermatologists, your acne skin care regimen should not include astringents, rubbing alcohol, and tanning.  Here is  their list of taboos: Astringents, Exfoliators, Masques, and Toners - these products do not help clear acne.  In fact, they can aggravate the skin and

Is adult acne a problem for you? It can be frustrating because you think you’re out of the teenage years and your skin should be clearing up but, instead, adult acne pops up. Here are 3 adult acne culprits that you probably wouldn’t have thought of: Adult Acne Issue #1 – Talc.