Healthy Skin with Health Skin Biome

Your Skin’s Microbiome

You know that healthy skin is important, but did you know that your skin has its own unique biome consisting of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms that help maintain its health?

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Woman Applying Retinol

Retinoids and Your Skin

Retinoids are chemical compounds derived from vitamin A, and they have become popular agents used in the treatment of a wide range of skin conditions.

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Girl Popping a Pimple

Why Does Acne Come Up So Quickly?

Doesn’t it seem like pimples pop up out of nowhere? One day your skin is clear, and the next, you’ve got acne. It feels like you can’t win. So, why does your acne seem to make an appearance at the most inopportune times?

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Moisturizing Acne Skin

Should I Moisturize My Acne-Prone Skin?

On one side, people say that moisturizers will clog pores and make acne worse. On the other hand, people say that moisturizers are essential for keeping skin hydrated and preventing breakouts. So, who is right?

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Dry to Normal Skin and Acne

My Skin Isn’t Oily, Why Do I Have Acne?

Just because your skin isn’t oily doesn’t mean you’re in the clear when it comes to pimples. All skin types can be susceptible to acne, even if sebum overproduction isn’t the root cause.

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Hydration for Acne

Can I Clear My Acne By Drinking Water?

There is no definitive research showing a direct correlation between water intake and acne prevention or cure. At best, there is an indirect connection between the two at this time.

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Wearing Sunscreen with Acne

Will Wearing Sunscreen Aggravate My Acne?

The problem with some sunscreens is that they tend to be very greasy and can clog pores, which can lead to breakouts. In addition, some sunscreens contain ingredients that can trigger inflammation.

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Using Toothpaste on Acne

Will Putting Toothpaste On My Acne Clear It Up?

While toothpaste might temporarily dry out the skin or provide a cooling sensation, it’s not going to do anything to treat the causes of acne. In fact, it’s more inclined to irritate your skin and make your acne worse.

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Acne Scars

Isn’t Acne Only a Cosmetic Problem?

Studies show that individuals with acne are more likely to experience anxiety, depression, and low self-esteem. In fact, acne can be so debilitating that it leads some sufferers to avoid social situations altogether.

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Teenager at the Dermatologist

Do I Have to Let Acne Run Its Course?

Acne is a common skin condition that usually affects teenagers. But it is also a condition that can be effectively treated without waiting for them to “age out” of the problem.

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