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A debilitating skin condition, acne affects approximately 85% of people between the ages of 12 and 25 years old with recent studies showing the rise in adult acne especially pertaining to women. The onset of acne can be classified into the three groups: preadolescent, adolescent, and post-adolescent. There are also two subtypes of adult acne that are recognised as persistent and late onset. Persistent is that of the adult who also suffered acne in adolescence and then continues to have a relapse at times into adulthood whereas late onset adult acne affects people over 25 years old with no previous history of the condition. Regardless of age and frequency, all acne is hormonal and is formed due to increased sebum production and thickening, retention hyperkeratosis meaning a thickening of the outer layer of the skin without natural exfoliation occurring and bacterial growth and inflammation.

Acne Vulgaris can be classified into 4 stages:
1. Comedonal Acne: Blackheads (comedones) and congestion without pustular breakouts or redness and inflammation. This stage of acne can affect the entire face however is predominately seen around the jaw, lower cheeks and chin sometimes extending to the forehead.
2. Papulopustular Acne: Pustular breakouts with inflammation and redness surrounding the infections.
3. Nodulocystic Acne: A severe form of acne affecting the face and neck characterised by cysts and extreme inflammation, redness and pain which typically resolves with scarring.
4. Acne Conglobata or Fulminans: Similar types of acne presenting with extremely painful cysts that affect the face, neck and back and they can be ulcerated and covered with crusts. Generally speaking, this stage

All 4 stages of acne are suitable for the use of these Neurocosmedics essentials, while results timeframe will vary dependent on the stage of the acne, the hormonal imbalance and the overall health of the client or consumer. Seeking expert advice on internal supplementation support is also recommended if you are experiencing any of the stages of acne as this may help accelerate and further results.

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FAQ

What is the best skin care routine for acne?

A simple skin care routine for acne includes cleansing twice daily, using the best skin care treatments for acne that contain anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients, applying a lightweight moisturiser, and finishing with SPF in the morning. A professional skin assessment should always be had for those that suffer with acne to ensure the correct product prescription based on the severity of the acne.

How do I choose the best skin care treatments for acne?

Have a professional skin assessment with a Skin Expert who can identify the stage of acne and prescribe the correct skin care regime. Look for acne skin care products with ingredients that offer antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, hydrating and protective benefits to calm and clear acne-prone skin. These helps reduce breakouts, unclog pores, and improve skin texture, making them the best skin care for acne.

For more guidance on finding the best skin care for acne that is tailored to your skin, visit your nearest NEUROCOSMEDICS skin clinic or start a live chat on our website with a G&M Skin Expert.

Are acne skin care products safe for sensitive skin?

The best skin care treatments for acne are not harsh on the skin and can cater to sensitive skin as acne is an inflamed skin condition and requires gentle care. Opt for gentle formulas in your skin care routine for acne, with calming ingredients that inhibits acne causing bacteria without irritation and dryness.

How long does it take for acne skin care products to work?

For most acne skin care products, results vary based on the severity of the acne stage. Consistency and correct product prescription is key in your skin care routine for acne for the best results.

What ingredients should I avoid in my skin care routine for acne?

Avoid heavy oils and strong alcohol-based ingredients in your acne skin care products, as these can clog pores, irritate the skin, and trigger breakouts. The best skin care for acne should be prescribed by a Skin Expert after a professional skin assessment.

Are natural acne skin care products effective?

Yes! Natural acne skin care products such as our Clear Skin Balm is 100% plant-based butter blended with natural oils and Clear Oléoactif® which is a powerful antioxidant, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory derived from organic thyme and camelina oil, which helps to calm and clear acne prone skin.

Our Medi-Control Lotion also makes the best skin care for acne as it is a natural medical product containing Granactive Acne®, a botanical complex containing rice bran, boswellia and honey extracts combined with oligopeptide-10 which is anti-microbial peptide (derived from plant amino acids) to treat acne symptoms without the negative side effects of irritation and dryness.

Combine these natural acne skin care products with our AHA Milk-Gel Cleanser in your skin care routine for acne for clear, smooth skin.

What are the best skin care treatments for acne at night?

A night time skin care routine for acne should include cleansing with a decongesting, gentle face wash, using a lightweight, non-comedogenic moisturiser to treat acne, and a nourishing treatment balm to repair, calm and soothe the skin overnight. 

Is double cleansing good for acne-prone skin?

Yes! Using a gentle oil-based cleanser such as Nutri-Luxe Cleansing Oil followed by a water-based cleanser removes excess oil, makeup, and impurities without stripping the skin, reducing clogged pores and breakouts.

 

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