Acne Skin Care Products
If you suffer from acne your biggest question is "How do I treat it?".
I am going to outline the different types of things you can do to treat your acne and show you why something work and why others don't.
But before I start, I just want to make clear that first prevention is the best treatment and if you do have acne, you should try organic and natural ways to get rid of it before using creams and prescription medication.
Below I have gone over some of the general treatments used, there are more, but these are the ones that I know the most about and am certain of they're effectiveness.
Skin care products: Skin care is key to keeping your skin/ pores clean, exfoliated and hydrated or protected.
With hundreds on the market promising amazing results, how can you be expected to know which ones will work.
Mostly it comes down to the percentage of active ingredients in the products and whether they contain ingredients that will aggravate or make your acne worse.
I have often had clients come to me over the years suffering from acne with the same story.
They have all tried numerous acne products (from the chemist or supermarket) with no real results.
Most of my clients are confused and fed up as they think what they are doing is the right thing, however in most cases they're not.
OK so how do you determine what skin care line you should use? As a general rule, any product purchased to treat acne from a supermarket, chemist or drug store, will not be of any great benefit to your acne.
click here to find out why So how do you know if the product you are buying contains enough active ingredients to work.
Most skin care salons, with trained therapists, should be able to prescribe a skin care routine that will work at clearing this condition.
I recommend finding a Dermalogica trained therapist.
Dermalogica is the skin care range I use and recommend.
They have a great range of products to help clear acne.
This product only works well however if you have it prescribed by a trained therapist, don't be tempted to buy what you think will work..
Dermalogica provides free training to all their skin care centers, so make sure you find a therapist that is trained and up to date on her knowledge.
Most Dermalogica skin care centers will offer a free consultation and prescription of their products.
I am going to outline the different types of things you can do to treat your acne and show you why something work and why others don't.
But before I start, I just want to make clear that first prevention is the best treatment and if you do have acne, you should try organic and natural ways to get rid of it before using creams and prescription medication.
Below I have gone over some of the general treatments used, there are more, but these are the ones that I know the most about and am certain of they're effectiveness.
Skin care products: Skin care is key to keeping your skin/ pores clean, exfoliated and hydrated or protected.
With hundreds on the market promising amazing results, how can you be expected to know which ones will work.
Mostly it comes down to the percentage of active ingredients in the products and whether they contain ingredients that will aggravate or make your acne worse.
I have often had clients come to me over the years suffering from acne with the same story.
They have all tried numerous acne products (from the chemist or supermarket) with no real results.
Most of my clients are confused and fed up as they think what they are doing is the right thing, however in most cases they're not.
OK so how do you determine what skin care line you should use? As a general rule, any product purchased to treat acne from a supermarket, chemist or drug store, will not be of any great benefit to your acne.
click here to find out why So how do you know if the product you are buying contains enough active ingredients to work.
Most skin care salons, with trained therapists, should be able to prescribe a skin care routine that will work at clearing this condition.
I recommend finding a Dermalogica trained therapist.
Dermalogica is the skin care range I use and recommend.
They have a great range of products to help clear acne.
This product only works well however if you have it prescribed by a trained therapist, don't be tempted to buy what you think will work..
Dermalogica provides free training to all their skin care centers, so make sure you find a therapist that is trained and up to date on her knowledge.
Most Dermalogica skin care centers will offer a free consultation and prescription of their products.
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