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Acne Products: Wading Through The Options

by Daniel Wright

If you struggle with acne, it may be time to select an acne treatment regimen to improve your skin. But there are so many different types of acne products on the market - how will you select the best ones? Relax. In this article, we've done all the hard work for you and picked out the best acne products for your skin care regimen.

You should start by selecting a basic cleanser to replace your regular soap which is now taboo. The only requirement for this cleanser is that it be marked non-comedogenic (non-irritating), because you will be using the cleanser at least twice daily, in the morning and in the evening. Be sure to clean your skin carefully both before applying and after removing cosmetics so that your face can be as irritation-free as possible.

The step after this is moisturizing. You will want to choose a moisturizing agent that has been developed especially for acne sufferers. And, although may not realize it, even those who suffer from acne can have dry skin. Therefore you should look for a moisturizer which not only says "non-comedogenic," but also specifies that it is meant for your particular skin type (dry, oily, normal, or combination). Your moisturizer should be applied after each use of your cleanser.

The definition of a serum is a concentrated formula containing the proper medications to treat your skin without including ingredients that could potentially irritate or possibly unbalance your skin. Your acne serum will most likely contain salicylic acid, which is a extraordinary element that is used to help treat the bacteria and fungi that can form on skin suffering from acne.

Also important is a daily sunscreen. It may surprise you, but if you do not regularly use sunscreen, you may not only be exposing your skin to the kind of damage that causes skin cancer, but also worsening your acne! That's because sun is a leading cause of irritation. Select a sunscreen with an SPF rating appropriate for your skin color (the lighter your skin is, the higher an SPF you will need). Also make sure your sunscreen does not contain irritants or oils.

One last product to use as part of your acne treatment is an anti-redness cream. There are many to choose from on the market, so get one that is made for your skin type. Anti-redness acne products reduce the appearance of acne and also can help reduce the number of pimples, since they contain anti-inflammatory substances.

Acne Help Pages is a virtual encyclopedia of acne information. Read about what others are doing to win the war against acne at the acne treatment results page.

Published November 6th, 2007

Filed in Beauty, Health, Teen