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About Acne Articles Show All
What Is Acne
What Causes Acne?
Acne Is Likely Caused by Multiple Factors, Including Hormones, Inflammation, Evolutionary Biology, Stress, Vitamin Deficiency, and Diet, Amongst Others
Diet
Diet and Acne
Looking at the Research and Possible Links Between Diet and Acne
Diet
Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Acne
Omega-3s May Help Reduce the Symptoms of Acne
Diet
Do Probiotics Clear Acne?
Probiotics Can Have a Positive Effect on Gut Bacteria Balance and Might Help
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The Role of Hyperkeratinization in Acne
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Does Physically Irritating the Skin Cause Body Acne?
Acne Treatment Articles Show All
Natural/Household Treatments
Urea and Its Role in the Skin
Urea Is Included in Many Topical Skincare Products. It Moisturizes and Can Strengthen the Outermost Layer of Skin.
At Home Treatments
Can Drinking Apple Cider Vinegar Help with Acne?
Perhaps. Apple Cider Vinegar May Help Moderate Hormones Through Reducing Blood Sugar Spikes after High Glycemic Food Intake.
Oils
What Is Mineral Oil, and Is It Safe to Use on Acne-prone Skin?
Mineral Oil Is Safe to Use, but It Is Not Likely to Help Acne
Oils
Topical Olive Oil and Acne
Olive Oil May Be Beneficial for Overall Healthy Skin, but May Not Be Safe for Acne-prone Skin
