Although acne can be treated, you must make sure your doing it properly, follow these rules to get an acne-free life! Putting themselves under too much stress or emotional tension ?> Squeezing or picking at the pimples - this should be a last resort.
Working in damp, greasy and oily environments Specific medications, lotions and chemicals can aggravate acne.
Cleansers that; Contain harsh surfectants like sodium lauryl sulfate and sodium C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate.
Are in bar form - soap Containing uneven particles that will scratch/tear skin - walnuts Contains animal oils (Clog pores) Toners or astringents that; Contain drying alcohols - hazel Contain animal oils (Clog pores) Contain rice or corn ingredients Salicylic Acid Products that; Containing drying alcohols - hazle A pH higher than 4 - or it simple won't be effective Contain rice or corn ingredients Benzoyl peroxide products that; Contain skin irritants Only use ONCE per day Contain animal oils (Clog pores) Moisturisers that; Are in cream form Contain animal oils (Clog pores) Contain rice or corn ingredients Contain skin irritants Tea tree oil products that; Contain skin irritants Have less than a 5% concentration of tea tree oil, or more than a 15% concentration.
Too little tea tree oil is likely to be ineffective, and too much may be irritating.
You can, however, buy pure tea tree oil and dilute it, so long as you aim for the right concentration.
Don't tan.
Tanning only temporarily masks acne, damaging the skin in the process, which can actually lead to a worsening of acne.
Even if tanning did help, it's not worth the risk of skin cancer, premature aging, cataracts, cellulite, and rosacea associated with unprotected sun exposure.
Squeezing or picking the spot may cause more inflammation and scarring and cause the bacteria to go deeper into your skin.