Title: Creating a plant based skincare
1April 2022
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Creating a Plant-Based Skincare Routine for Acne
Prone Skin Acne is a common skin condition that
affects people of all ages, but it's widespread
among adults between 20 and 40 years of age.
Acne can be stressful and frustrating. It can
also be a source of embarrassment. Even mild
acne can leave scars, which may be permanent.
Who wants to remember their teen years with
marks on their face?
You probably know that acne is caused by excess
oil (also called sebum) in the hair follicles
and that it appears as blackheads, whiteheads,
pimples, and cysts. But you may not
1know how to treat it, avoid it, or even prevent
scarring.
While many topical treatments are available in
stores, they often contain harsh chemicals that
may irritate your skin more than they help. But
you don't have to suffer from painful and
unsightly acne breakouts anymore! You can use
plant-based skincare products to create an
effective natural skincare routine for
acne-prone skin.
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Common Causes of Acne Acne is caused by factors
that include genetics, hormones and stress. The
exact cause of acne isn't known, but evidence
suggests that bacteria play a role in its
development. Specifically, the Propionibacterium
acnes (P. acnes) bacterium lives on everyone's
skin. However, if there's an overgrowth of P.
acnes bacteria on your skin, it can cause
inflammation and trigger breakouts. The good
news is that creating a natural skincare routine
for acne-prone skin doesn't have to be
complicated or expensive. Some of the best
natural remedies are already in your home and
medicine cabinet! A natural skincare routine for
acne-prone skin can work just as well as
conventional products, without irritation.
Here's how you can create the best skin care
regimen for acne.
Cleansing
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The first step in any good skincare routine is
cleansing, but don't overdo it! Twice a day
should be enough. Use a gentle cleanser to
remove any sebum or dirt that builds up overnight
for your morning cleanse. Pay special attention
to your forehead and nose, which tend to be
oilier. If you're wearing makeup, you may want to
double cleanse by removing makeup before washing
your face with a gentle cleanser. For example,
use a cleansing oil or micellar water first,
then follow up with a cleanser formulated for
acne-prone skin. In the evening, focus on
removing sunscreen and makeup. You will start by
cleaning your skin with a gentle cleanser. When
choosing a cleanser, look for one that is
alcohol-free and oil-free, and that does not
contain synthetic fragrances which can irritate
your skin. When cleansing your skin, wash twice a
day. Use lukewarm water to remove dirt and oil
from your skin. Use your fingertips instead of a
washcloth or sponge, further irritating the skin.
How to Use a gentle cleanser (use a pH-Balancing
Cleanser) twice daily. Dampen your skin, then
gently massage the cleanser over your entire
face in small circles (avoid the eye area). Rinse
with warm water and pat dry with a soft towel.
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