Acne cream
Acne creams are products that are somewhere between pharmaceuticals and ordinary cosmetics and are designed to effectively relieve or get rid of acne (pimples).
Acne, also known as acne, is a skin disease caused by blockage and inflammation of hair follicles and sebaceous glands.
Efficacy:
The main benefits of acne creams include cleansing, beautifying and soothing acne-prone skin, helping to relieve and remove acne and repair damaged skin.
Acne creams are more and more popular because they are more convenient to use than other acne products, have good solubility and are stable in nature.
Product Categories:
From the perspective of acne removal principle, acne cream can be divided into two main categories:
Ripening type: By ripening acne, the growth rate of acne is accelerated, thereby reducing the growth cycle of acne.
Anti-inflammatory: Use the antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effect of acne cream to help acne redness, and acne will disappear naturally after the inflammation subsides.
Main ingredients:
The ingredients of acne creams vary from brand to brand, but they often contain some ingredients with specific benefits, such as:
Salicylic Acid and Benzoic Acid: Dissolves the stratum corneum and reduces clogged pores.
Adapalene: can regulate epidermal cell differentiation and improve acne.
Some acne creams also contain Chinese herbal extracts, such as Pechoin, Xiangyi Materia Medica, and other well-known brands.
How to Use:
Cleanse your face before using an acne cream to remove excess oil and dead skin cells and reduce clogged pores.
Apply an appropriate amount of acne cream to your fingertips and apply it to acne-prone skin.
Use as recommended in the product leaflet, usually in the morning and evening, with an appropriate amount each time.
Long-term persistent use, it is recommended to use it continuously for at least 4-6 weeks to improve skin texture and reduce acne formation.
Notes:
When using an acne cream, care should be taken to avoid oversqueezing the pimples, especially the danger triangle of the face, to avoid infection.
When using anti-inflammatory acne creams, care should be taken to hydrate the skin, as anti-inflammatory ingredients may cause the skin to molt slightly.
Steps to use the acne cream:
Cleanse the face:
Before applying an acne cream, first make sure that your face is thoroughly cleansed. After moistening your face with warm water, apply an appropriate amount of cleanser to the palm of your hand and gently massage it into your face, especially the T-zone and forehead.
After washing, gently press your face with a clean towel or paper towel to absorb excess moisture.
Prepare your skin:
If you need to use a toner or lotion before applying an acne cream, take an appropriate amount in the palm of your hand and pat it gently on your face to help shrink pores and balance your skin's pH level.
Apply acne cream:
Apply an appropriate amount of acne cream to your fingertips, generally recommending a pea-sized amount.
Gently apply to acne-prone or blemish-prone areas and avoid applying all over the face, as acne creams often contain strong therapeutic ingredients that may cause irritation to other areas of the skin.
Use your fingertips to gently massage to help the acne cream absorb better.
Follow-up skincare:
If your acne cream does not contain sunscreen, it is recommended to use sunscreen after applying acne cream to protect your skin from UV rays when using it during the day.
In the evening, you can continue to use a moisturizing cream after applying an acne cream to help your skin retain moisture.
Notes:
Avoid using acne creams around the eye area, as the skin around the eyes is fragile and prone to irritation.
If your skin is allergic to any of the ingredients in the acne cream, discontinue use immediately and consult a dermatologist.
Acne creams are not ready-to-use products and need to be used consistently for a while to see noticeable results. Therefore, please follow the recommendations on the product instructions and be patient.
If your acne problem is severe or persistent, it is recommended to consult a dermatologist for professional treatment advice.
Frequency of use:
Most acne creams are recommended to be used once or twice a day, but the exact frequency of use should be determined by the product label and your skin type. If your skin reacts more to acne creams, start with once a day and gradually increase the frequency of use.
Be patient:
Acne treatment is a process that takes time and patience. Even if you choose the right acne cream for you, you will need to continue using it for a while to see noticeable results. So, be patient and stick to your acne cream
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