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Which cream to choose for the acne-prone skin?
Which cream to choose for the acne-prone skin?
It may be complex since most of the creams have thick texture and instead of healing may aggravate the problem.
First of all, let’s look into some general reasons of such skin problems as acne, comedones, inflammation:
- Hormonal disorders
- Puberty period
- Climatic period
- Stress
- Infectious diseases
- Problems with the gastrointestinal tract
- Heredity
Factors related to skin:
- Hyperproduction of sebum
- Increase in sebaceous glands
- Intensified reproduction of bacteria P ropionibacterium acnes (in the case of acne)
- Reducing the protective properties of the skin
- Worsening of corneal layer peeling (hyperkeratosis)
- Poor skin cleansing
- Change in the acid balance of the skin
What should be a cream for problematic skin?
- Gel texture
- No added glucerin (glycerin supports the supply of bacteria acne)
- No alcohol (so as not to stimulate sebaceous glands)
- With acids (fruit and salicylic acid)
- With antibacterial components (tea tree oil, rosemary, asiatic centella, madecassasid, etc.)
- With a small percentage of moisturizing components (to maintain balance)
Below is a list of the best creams of our choice for acne-prone problematic skin:
✔️ Medical grade acne treatment solutions
✔️ Centella Blemish Cream 30ml by COSRX