7 Acne Myths You Should Know About
Acne, a medical term for pimples, afflicts many of us. In our 2.0 world, the natural answer to a problem is the frantic search on the Internet for possible solutions: so you get to sprinkle your face with butter and jam, and crazy ideas and solutions are experimented! Stop the false myths about acne: let's find out at least seven and, in the meantime, here's what you could sprinkle with:
1. Acne is not genetic
Apparently, about 80% of acne is caused by the presence of inherited genes. To date we still don't have enough knowledge to fight it, but genetics are clear: it is written in your destiny.
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The size and activity of the sebaceous glands depends on hormonal levels: personal hygiene is always an important factor, but poor hygiene is not the cause of acne production. via GIPHY Stress is one of the factors that seem to increase acne, to which is added the diet. It seems that foods with high glycemic indexes can promote the presence of pimples. Scientifically there is no proof yet, therefore, from time to time, you can dare but: do not overdo it with chocolate.
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via GIPHY It's not how much or how you do it, but what you use to do it. There are lines of products for oily skin, aimed at an oil-free foundation or a BB cream that covers without irritating the skin. The skin becomes inflamed and annoying spots could remain if we constantly touch ourselves and attack our enemies. Consult a dermatologist, start a treatment, wear makeup ... but don't squeeze the pimples. via GIPHY
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2. Acne is the result of poor skin hygiene
3. Lifestyle does not affect acne
4. Chocolate increases acne
5. Make-up is the enemy of acne
6. Squeezing pimples reduces acne
