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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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Regular Acne vs. Cystic Acne: What’s the Difference?
Cystic Acne Comes with Large Lesions Called Nodules and/or Cysts
The Role of Sebum (Skin Oil) in Acne
Generally Speaking, More Sebum = More Acne. Also, When the Composition of Sebum Goes Awry, That May Also Lead to Acne.
The Top 12 Most Common Side Effects of Isotretinoin (Accutane)
Dry Lips, Dry Nose, Dry Skin, Dry Eyes, Acne Worsening, Joint/Back/Muscle Pain, Chronic Fatigue, Headaches, Hair Loss, Photosensitivity, Vision Changes, Chest Pain
Tips on How to Eat Low Glycemic
Eat More Whole Fruits and Vegetables, Meats, Beans, & Nuts, and Eat Less White Bread, White Rice, Soda, Juice, Candy, & Processed Foods
Can Topical Hydrocortisone Help with Acne?
Applying Hydrocortisone to the Skin Is More Likely to Trigger or Worsen Acne than to Reduce It
Do Sugary Foods and Drinks Cause Acne?
Sugary Food and Drinks May Not Be Ideal for Acne, but We Need More Evidence to Know for Sure
Does Makeup Help with Self-esteem When You Have Acne?
Yes, Just Make Sure to Use Non-pore-clogging and Non-irritating Makeup
Does Lactose Intolerance Relate to Acne?
So Far One Study Shows People who Are Lactose Intolerant May Suffer Less with Acne
Does Taking Oral Isotretinoin Cause the Skin to Age Faster in the Long Term?
Because of a Lack of Long Follow-Up Studies, This Remains Unknown