Adult Acne: Common Triggers and When to Get Help
Why acne can start or continue after the teenage years, the triggers worth checking, and the signs that it is time to see a doctor.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
Tag
Acne is common at every age, and it responds best to a gentle routine and patience. The articles under this tag explain what causes blocked pores and inflamed spots, how ingredients such as salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide differ, and how to look after skin during and after a breakout. They also set out the signs, such as deep, painful or scarring spots, that mean a doctor or dermatologist should take a look.
Why acne can start or continue after the teenage years, the triggers worth checking, and the signs that it is time to see a doctor.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
How to tell a short adjustment phase after starting an active product from irritation or a reaction, and what to do in each case.
By Site Owner · 4 min read
What to do for your skin after exercise: when to shower, how to prevent sweat-related breakouts, chafing and fungal infections.
By Site Owner · 4 min read
What "non-comedogenic" on a label means, how the claim is tested, why it is not a guarantee, and how to use it when you shop.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
What hydrocolloid pimple patches do, which spots they help, how to apply them, and when another treatment is the better choice.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
A simple way to tell flat dark or red marks from true acne scars, how long each lasts, and which treatments are realistic.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
What red, near-infrared and blue light are used for, what the evidence does and does not show, and how to compare home LED masks safely.
By Site Owner · 4 min read
What to do in the days after a pimple or flare-up so the skin heals cleanly, with fewer marks and less irritation.
By Site Owner · 3 min read
How to tell blackheads from whiteheads, why they form, which ingredients help each, and what not to do at home.
By Site Owner · 3 min read