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Why Spinning Face Brushes Are Not a Good Idea for Acne-Prone Skin
Spinning Brushes Irritate the Skin and Can Make Acne Worse
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Urine Therapy for Acne
There Is No Good Evidence to Date to Support the Use of Urine as an Acne Treatment
Can Applying Toothpaste to the Skin Treat Acne?
Probably Not, and Fluoride-Containing Toothpaste in Particular May Be Irritating
Learn About Glycolic Acid
The Regimen Instructions: Advanced Instructions: Learn about Glycolic Acid
How To Apply Skin Care Products to Your Back
Only Use Bare Hands or a Soft Applicator to Apply Products to Your Back
Can Fenugreek Seeds Help with Acne?
It’s Too Early to Say. Fenugreek Shows Some Promising Medicinal Properties in the Lab but Has Never Been Tested on People with Acne.
Can Steaming Your Face Help with Acne?
Heat and Humidity Often Worsen Acne, So Steaming May Do the Same
Does Rubbing or Massaging the Skin Improve Absorption of Topical Medications?
Probably, Though Exactly How It Helps Is Unclear. Be Sure to Stay Gentle.
Does Isotretinoin Help with Acne Scars?
No One Knows Whether Isotretinoin Can Treat Existing Scars, but It May Help Reduce Formation of New Scars in People with Severe Acne
Is It Safe to Use Topical Retinoid Medications (Tretinoin, Adapalene, Tazarotene) When Pregnant?
Speak to Your Doctor Before Using Any Topical Retinoid Medication If You Are Pregnant or Trying to Conceive