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Probiotics may be good for acne too
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We know probiotics are good for the gut, but there’s new evidence to suggest they may also help support treatment of mild to moderate acne too.
New acne treatment for endocrine disorders
September 8, 2022
Relief is now in sight for adult women of reproductive age who suffer from a common endocrine disorder that also causes acne.
Maskne impacts half of all health workers: Study
August 25, 2022
More than half of all healthcare workers in a recent study have developed an acne-related skin condition due to extended mask wearing.
The science behind managing a pimple
August 11, 2022
What should you do when you break out in pimples? We talk to the experts about the science of skincare, and how best to manage a pimple.
Expert tips and debunking myths: Acne-prone skin
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There are lots of myths about how to manage acne – many of them not based in science. We’ve spoken to an expert to find out what’s fact and what’s fiction.
Build a skincare regimen for acne-prone skin
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If you have acne-prone skin, then you’ll need an effective skincare regimen. Dermatologists recommend a simple 3-step plan: cleanse, correct and protect.
Can topical retinoids solve your acne woes?
June 30, 2022
If you’re looking for a simple and effective acne treatment, then topical retinoids may be the answer. They can also help prevent acne scarring.
Acne and rosacea in skin of colour
May 4, 2022
People with skin of colour need individual treatment plans when it comes to their acne and rosacea, according to researchers.
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Acne can be irritating, but treatment shouldn't be.
When it comes treating acne, there are a wide range of topical options available to help manage this skin condition.5,6 However, skin irritation is a known side effect of some treatments and can be the main reason for stopping their use.5,7,8
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How to build a skincare regimen for acne-prone skin
Got acne-prone skin? You’re not alone; acne affects 85 percent of 12-14 year olds, and up to 64 percent of adults globally. Having little spots that appear on your complexion is totally normal – most people experience this at some point of their lives – and luckily, a lot of the time, it can be managed with the right products.
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