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What is Acne?

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There are many different types of acne. Whiteheads, blackheads, papule, pustule, cystic, nodule – these are all terms you have probably heard of. Generally speaking, acne happens when a pore is clogged and the skin around it becomes irritated and inflamed, causing you to freak out and want to find a solution ASAP so you can […]Continue Reading
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Is My Acne Hormonal?

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There are several things that can cause acne. Sometimes acne is largely caused by bacteria on the skin, sometimes it can be caused by reactions to the wrong diet and sometimes it can have seemingly no cause at all! But one of the most significant causes of acne is your hormone balance. And in fact, […]Continue Reading
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3 Steps to Overcome Back Acne

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Most people who suffer from body acne struggle with ‘bacne.’ Though this isn’t a proper medical term, it has been coined by the general population as describing acne in the area on your back. Many people who struggle with it feel ashamed and try to hide it anyway they can, especially teens and young adults […]Continue Reading
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Can Stress Lead to Acne?

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Maybe you have a major project due at work or you are facing finals week, perhaps your wedding day is only a few days away and suddenly, as if from nowhere, your face breaks out in a mass of acne. Have you ever noticed that when you are faced with unusual amounts of stress in […]Continue Reading
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5 Reasons You Have Acne

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Let’s face it, acne sucks. It can have a profound affect on your life, including your self confidence. Just know that you are not alone, and that many of us suffer from acne on a daily basis. You may have tried several products and heard of countless more, but do you know why you have […]Continue Reading
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How to Pop a Pimple

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The title of this article should be “What Not To Do,” because in reality you should absolutely, never ever pop your pimples. If you leave them alone and let nature run its course, they will typically heal on their own within 7 days. Now we’re betting a lot of you are pretty impatient, and 7 […]Continue Reading
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