Acne-prone skin

A skin that secretes too much sebum, so it has numerous blackheads, pimples, purulent lesions, lumps and bumps under the skin, and enlarged pores.

Acne skin is often identified with the teenage period. This is when the so-called pimple. It is mainly caused by the release of hormones in the maturation phase. Acne, however, does not go away immediately after this period. Many adults also face this problem. The culprit of this condition is not only hormones, but also factors such as inadequate diet and care, as well as stress, air pollution, alcohol or nicotine.

The basis for acne skin care is proper, in-depth cleansing, both in the morning and in the evening. The skin of the face absorbs a lot of substances from the environment. In large cities, we deal with smog, dust and free radicals. It all settles on our skin. Additionally, inadequately washed off makeup also contributes to this condition. Cleansing is therefore especially important if we do not want bacteria to grow on our face.

It is a misconception that acne skin should be dry. Such skin should also be moisturized with properly selected creams. Spa Salons offer a wide range of cleansing and moisturizing treatments for acne-prone skin.