Bacterial acne

Did you know that there are actually multiple types of acne? Here's how to tell if acne is hormonal or bacterial so you can treat it the right way.

Discover the secrets to identifying hormonal versus bacterial acne with our expert insights! From the location of pimples to timing of breakouts, learn the key differences that can help you pinpoint the root cause of your skin woes. Take charge of your skincare routine and say goodbye to acne frustrations. #SkinCareExperts #ClearSkin #AcneAwareness

Could your acne be fungal acne? Fungal acne is caused by a fungus called malassezia furfur that occurs naturally on the skin. Just like bacteria that cause acne breakouts, this yeast can become overgrown and lead to closed comedones, papules, pustules, and tiny forehead bumps. If you have stubborn acne that won't go away no matter what you do, try one of these cleansers to treat fungal acne. Formulated with salicylilc acid to kill the yeast and bacteria that lead to breakouts. #fungalacne…

These products from The Ordinary are the ones you need to treat and clear your fungal or bacterial acne. When it comes to treating acne, you need powerful acids, antioxidants, vitamins, and minerals to kill yeast + bacteria, banish free radicals, and unclog your pores. Theses products absorb deep into the skin to dissolve oil, dirt, and bacteria, exfoliate the skin, and reveal a clear, radiant, acne-free complexion! Restore your skin with the Ordinary. #fungalacne #theordinary…

Can you distinguish between hormonal and bacterial acne? #acnetips #acne

Body acne requires a holistic approach and a little trial and error. The body acne map above may help you understand breakouts better...

Acne is an inflammatory skin problem which occurs at many ages and in both sexes. It is most common, however, during adolescence, and is thought to be due to the fluctuating hormone levels at this time, which affect sebum production and recycling. It is mediated by many inflammatory chemicals, including lipids and cytokines. When bacterial infection is superimposed on this phenomenon, other mediators are released which aggravate the condition.

We asked dermatologists to explain the types of acne, from cystic to comedonal. Find out here how to treat cysts, nodules, blackheads, and whiteheads.

Find out how I manage my cystic acne and what products I use to keep acne at bay. #cysticacnetreatment #acneproducts #cysticacne #makeupforacneproneskin #makeupforoilyproneskin #cleanacneproducts #skincare