Sneaky causes of acne and how to fix it
The Culprit: Smartphones
Why it’s bad: It spreads bacteria
The fix: Clean your phone regularly to get rid of all residual dirt, and makeup to resist the build-up of bacteria.
The Culprit: Probiotics
Why it’s bad: Can disrupt the functionality of the intestines.
Why it’s bad: Can disrupt the functionality of the intestines.
The fix: Wait for a month to reassess before changing the brand.
The Culprit: Coffee
Why it’s bad: Throws off skin’s pH.
The Fix: Opt for drinking tea and water, instead of coffee.
Why it’s bad: Throws off skin’s pH.
The Fix: Opt for drinking tea and water, instead of coffee.
The Culprit: Thick foundation
Why it’s bad: It clogs pores
The fix: Use a lightweight foundation that allows your skin to breathe, or cleanse more often.
Why it’s bad: It clogs pores
The fix: Use a lightweight foundation that allows your skin to breathe, or cleanse more often.
The culprit: Skipping toner
Why it’s bad: It does not rebalance your skin.
The Fix: Never fail to apply toner.
Why it’s bad: It does not rebalance your skin.
The Fix: Never fail to apply toner.
The Culprit: Changing beauty products frequently.
Why it’s bad: It throws off your skin’s pH.
The Fix: Wait for a period of at least three weeks before trying something new.
Why it’s bad: It throws off your skin’s pH.
The Fix: Wait for a period of at least three weeks before trying something new.
The Culprit: Acne products
Why it’s bad: It dries out your skin.
The Fix: Substitute all your acne products for a charcoal soap or mask.
Why it’s bad: It dries out your skin.
The Fix: Substitute all your acne products for a charcoal soap or mask.
The Culprit: Facial Brush
Why it’s bad: It spreads bacteria
The Fix: Religiously clean your brush heads to get rid of makeup build up.
Why it’s bad: It spreads bacteria
The Fix: Religiously clean your brush heads to get rid of makeup build up.
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