Adults Don't Get Acne! Do They?

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Article Title: Adults Don't Get Acne! Do They?

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Skin problems not only effect those in their teens, adult acne

is also a very common occurrence, in today's society. Adult

women are more apt to suffer from acne than men. Adult men are

at higher risk in terms of permanent scaring, caused by acne

problems. Contrary to what most people think, adult acne is NOT

caused by improper hygiene.

In truth, acne is caused by a number of different things. Oily

skin, hair ducts that do not close as they should and infection

are three key factors which lead to skin problems. These factors

remain the same, in both adults and teens. (How's that for

thinking you wouldn't get acne, because you are an adult.)

Pimples occur when dead skin, small deposits of fatty tissue

and keratin get clogged in a hair duct. When the duct is open,

this clogging produces a " blackhead " . When the duct is closed,

it is referred to as a " whitehead " . Because a whitehead is

closed, in most cases, it will eventually rupture. This

bursting causes the redness and infection of adult acne.

There are many myths associated with adult acne. Dermatologists

tell us that acne is not caused by eating chocolate, fish or

oily foods. Stress, in itself, does not cause acne. However,

there are certain stress-relieving drugs that have been known

to cause skin conditions.

Acne does not clear up faster if you wash your face several

times a day or sit out in the sun. Acne is not caused by dirt.

Washing your face many times a day can actually do more harm

than good. Sitting in the sun only darkens your skin and can

cause scaring.

Remember, if you are battling a skin condition, you are not

alone. There are numerous ways to treat the problem. You do not

have to live with adult acne forever!

About The Author: This article was made possible by

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