Q&A: What is the best product for light acne?
December 6th, 2011
Question by Ibtisam: What is the best product for light acne?
Over my face i have alittle acne probably about 10 pimples. Some are red and i have some pores and blackheads. What is the best product that is not complicated and will work some what fast. I have been using Clearasil acne face wash and its just one bottle and it makes my face dry and it seems to be getting worse. SO i dont want products such as proactive that has 5 steps but what are some that you know works, is fast, and not complicating?
Best answer:
Answer by Scarlet Darkskull
Clean & Clear Advantage
3-in-1 exfoliating cleanser
This works wonders for me and I had your acne type when I first started using it. Just just this wash 2 times a day (morning and night) and it will work perfectly.
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7 Responses to “Q&A: What is the best product for light acne?”
The Cure: Mild acne can effectively be treated by over the counter acne treatment products that contain salicylic acid. It will usually go away pretty quickly because this is acne in its early stages. So it is pretty easy to get rid of.
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Niacinamide face cleansing pads are effective and simple way to keep acne away. Just place a pad on the pimple and watch it fade away.
Niacinamide pads are also known as Nicotinamide pads or Vit B3 pads.
Give them a try and you will be pleasantly surprised.
If you are on a budget but want effective acne products, visit your local drugstore or pharmacy for a good selection. The top selling brands include Neutrogena, Clearasil, Clean & Clear and Biore.
For light and moderate acne, you might want to try blue light laser treatment. The blue light works to kill the acne bacteria. You only need to use it 5 minutes a day to keep acne away.
As you know, acne is caused by inflammation due to the proliferation of acne bacteria in the clogged pores. By shining blue light at the acne spots, the blue light kills off the bacteria. As a result, acne quickly heals and disappears, sometimes in even less than 24 hours.
So What Can I Do To Get Rid Of Acne?
Let us take a look at some steps to take to identify your problem and begin to rectify it:
1. What is your skin type? Until you know what skin type you are it is not possible to decide on a coarse of acne treatment.
2. How severe is your acne? Is it mild or moderate or serve re? If it is mild you may be able to just use a good acne wash.
3. Are you eating an healthy diet? If you are living on junk foods or fast foods it is not going to help your acne. A good healthy diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables is best for your skin and also your health. Although most studies do not show a link between food and the cause of acne, it has been found that low in sugar may be better for acne.
4. Have you any allergies that may be contributing to your acne? Food, especially gluten intolerance, and other allergies.
5. Are you under any stress? Try to reduce your stress levels by doing something you enjoy and having a more relaxed emotional state.
6. Do you have an excessive consumption of alcohol, coffee, tobacco and other drugs and stimulants? If so try to reduce them as these are contributory factors in your acne.
7. Are you drinking enough water? Water is very beneficial for you skin and your health. If you are drinking mainly soda, coffee and alcohol this is not good for your skin. Cut back and drink more water if possible around 4 pints ( 2 plus liters) a day, your body needs this will clears damaging chemicals, pollutants and toxins from the body which in turn will help clear your acne.
8. Do you get enough sleep? Sleep is important for our bodies and skin to repair and regenerate. The skin is the biggest organ of our bodies and will show any detrimental effects.
What Are The Best Products To Use For My Acne Solution?
Mild to moderate acne:
The best over the counter acne treatments mainly contain the ingredients Benzoyl Peroxide or Salicylic acid or Sulfur. The products are available as acne washes in the form soaps, gels foams or cleansers and treatments in made up of creams, gels and foams. Products containing Benzoyl Peroxide are the most prolific but it is not suitable for everyone, a small percentage of people may be allergic to benzoyl peroxide and redness, itching or peeling of the skin my occur. If this happens products containing Benzoyl Peroxide should be avoided…….
You can use baking soda with some water (great home remedy) apply to face and leave on for 10-15 min
If this stings then add more water to the baking soda
or you can spray apple cider on your face (don’t forget tot close your eyes ;D)
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Ι think it is better seeing a doctor in person to answer this kind of questions.