Tag: Breakout

Have you ever looked at your swollen red pimple and wondered why does it happen? You load up on leafy greens and fruits, you...

Whether it’s the short-term frustration of a missed airplane or the long-term frustration of a job or a major life event, stress can affect...

Almost everyone desires flawless, beautiful skin due to which you may spend a lot of money on expensive skin products. You may also follow...

Most of us have experienced the frustration of looking into a mirror in the morning and having a pimple (or two) look back at...

Are you falling sick too often? A hectic job, familial issues, financial limitations, and broken friendships are enough to cause a lot of stress...

You may notice acne breakouts after eating spicy food, but are the spices to be blamed for the acne? Studies suggest that spicy foods can worsen acne but not cause it. Although there is no direct link, it is believed that such foods increase the body temperature, making you sweat and clogging pores. If you are prone to acne, know the right foods to avoid and follow a balanced diet.

Maintaining a healthy skincare routine can prevent acne breakouts. Make sure to wash your face twice a day with soap and water or natural ingredients like apple cider vinegar. Exfoliate every week and use a face mask made of oats and yogurt to prevent oil build up and shrink pores. Besides this, use sunscreen every day, avoid nicking hair while shaving, wash hair regularly, and don't pick at your pimples.

Constipation is a common problem in America and surveys have estimated that over 4 million people in the United States have frequent constipation and...

Pimples are not a good sight. If you are one of those people who suffer from acne issues, you know how terrible it can...

If you’re dreading turning 50, here’s something to look forward to: your skin might become the best it’s ever been. Most women believe that...

Your skin goes through a lot on a daily basis. Most of the time, you try to cover up the flaws on your skin with cosmetics which give short-term results, Natural remedies, on the other hand, are safe for all kinds of skin problems and provide lasting results. These include using aloe vera gel for chapped lips, an anti-wrinkle egg white mask, honey, and lemon mixture to get rid of skin tan.

Buttermilk is a probiotic that can improve your skin and hair health. Apply buttermilk on your skin to moisturize and soften the skin, treat symptoms of eczema, manage sunburns, reduce acne breakouts, and heal wounds. Buttermilk can also be applied to your scalp to strengthen hair, promote hair growth, and fight dandruff.

Often, we face certain health issues due to lack of sleep, feel bloated, get affected by PMS blues, and suffer from mild irritation throughout...

Persistent acne is frustrating. Diets rich in foods that cause spikes in blood sugar might be to blame for this skin condition. Switch to foods that fight acne, instead. Seafood and flaxseed are rich in omega 3 fatty acids, which decreases inflammation. Oysters are rich in zinc, which inhibits sebum production. Whole grains regulate blood sugar levels. Vitamin A in eggs, reduces the blockage of sweat glands. Lastly, probiotics in yogurt also control acne breakouts.

Face wash products don't come in one-size-fits-all. Frequent breakouts mean that you need ingredients that kill acne-causing bacteria, like benzoyl peroxide or papaya. Irritation may point to an allergic reaction, demanding sulfate and fragrance-free ingredients. If the skin feels tight, you need a moisturizing cleanser for dryness. Shininess indicates that your cleanser isn’t made for oily skin, but you may benefit from oil cleansing. And if you have flushing and suspect rosacea, avoid harsh scented cleansers.