What Causes Teenage Acne

During the early teen years, teens are at a greater risk for acne breakouts, when the bodies oil glands
start over-producing sebum. Your body sheds dead skin cells constantly adding to the problem
and some people have “sticky” skin cells that do not shed normally, they just remain attached to the skin. In teens who have acne,
these excess skin cells mixes with the oil and plug up the hair follicles.

The Most Common Myths

Quite a few different myths are floating around out
there about what leads to acne. Let’s straighten some out right now.

– Dirt does not cause acne
A blackhead may look like dirt plugging
one of your pores, but that is not the cause.
The sebum and skin cells mix together and sometimes rise to the opening of the pore.
But the real problem is still inside the pore.
Enjoy your French fries and Chocolate. Indulging in these does not increase
sebum production in the skin.
Some of you have been told that sexual activity or masturbation can cause acne. Not true.

Who Gets More Acne Boys or Girls?

While both boys and girls get acne, it’s more likely to be worse in boys because their bodies produce more skin oils.

Your immune system can come into play as well – making you extra sensitive to the bacteria that get trapped in the hair follicles.

What Makes Acne Worse?

– If you use makeup, suntan products or hair products that contain oil, they can add to the pore plugging problem.

Stress – like applying to schools, or struggling with grades, or even dating pressures – can help bring out acne.
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During a girl’s period, hormone levels may create more sebum in the skin, which can worsen the breakouts.
– And, beware of the sun –
not only can it damage your skin; causing premature aging and pimples.

While keeping your skin clean is important
part of treatment, be gentle – no hard scrubbing, no picking or squeezing. You can survive acne. Using products with Organic content and no harsh checmicals

Here are 2 products we have found to have excellent results both being all-natural prioducts

Lerosett

Clarity Serum