How to Choose the Right Facial Care to Fight Acne

Acne is a skin condition characterized by red pimples and blackheads on the face, especially on the T-zone and back. More than 70% of teenagers are affected, and nearly 50% of women continue to have acne into their thirties. It is important to know that acne can persist until menopause.

Depending on hormonal fluctuations and their surges, before menstruation, the sebaceous glands secrete excess sebum, which promotes the appearance of infected pimples. How should acne be treated according to a person's age?

Treating teenage acne with a moisturizing product

Dermatologists give many tips for fighting acne. It is essential to avoid processed foods, which are high in sugars and fats. It is necessary to reduce all products with a high glycemic index, very rich in glucose.

An antibiotic treatment may be necessary, under medical advice, to eliminate acne. However, these can cause side effects. In springtime, it is not uncommon to see pimples appear. A local application on blemishes can visibly reduce acne pimples.

However, you may experience a rebound effect, with significant skin dryness. To counter this, you need to provide moisture to the skin with hydrating care, such as the Radiance Moisturizing Care, with an antioxidant complex of lychee, white tea, and cranberry seed oil.

What care for adult acne?

Oily skin in adults has the advantage of not showing wrinkles easily, due to the high production of sebum. Nevertheless, as an adult, it is difficult to see yourself with pimples after the age of 30. The treatment is often similar to that for teenage acne. It is also important to pay close attention to makeup removal.

Cleansing milk is too rich, and it is preferable to choose our Pure Micellar Water, complemented by our Orange Blossom Lotion, to remove impurities and deeply cleanse.