Some Leave-in Hair Products May Cause Acne
Certain Leave-in Hair Products Such as Pomades, Brilliantine, and Some Oils, May Cause Acne
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What’s the Difference Between UVA and UVB Rays?
Put Simply, UVA Rays Tan the Skin While UVB Rays Burn the Skin. Both Types of Rays Damage the Skin and Contribute to Skin Cancer, Which Is Why It’s Important to Protect the Skin Using a “Broad-Spectrum” Sunscreen.
How Will Swimming in a Pool Affect My Acne?
It’s A Mixed Bag. It Can Irritate and Dry the Skin, but Also Might Kill Acne Bacteria.
How Will Swimming in Seawater Affect My Acne?
It Won’t Hurt and Just Might Help
Does Vitamin D Help Treat Acne?
Perhaps. Vitamin D is important for maintenance of healthy skin and might have a role in the treatment of acne.
Drugs and Acne
Looking at the Research and Possible Links Between Drugs and Acne
How Often Should an Acne-prone Person Change His/Her Pillowcase?
A Safe Rule of Thumb Is to Change Your Pillowcase Once per Week
Here’s How Much Sunscreen You Should Apply
It’s More than You Think. People Generally Use Only 1/4 of What Is Recommended.
Does Wearing a Baseball Hat Cause Acne?
Baseball Hats Physically Irritate the Skin, and this Might Lead to Acne. But, Wearing a Baseball Hat Should be Fine as Long as You Properly Treat the Skin Twice a Day.
Can Laundry Detergent Cause Body Acne?
No. Any Detergent Is Likely Safe to Use. But Use Unscented Detergent If Your Skin Is Sensitive to Fragrances.