In this category, there are some key acne-related blogposts
Adult acne is often misunderstood. Many believe acne is a condition that disappears after teenage years, yet countless adults find themselves facing persistent breakouts well into their 30s, 40s, and beyond. Hormonal changes, stress, diet, lifestyle choices, and even skincare habits all play a role in why acne develops later in life. What makes the … Read more
Back and chest acne—often referred to as “bacne”—can be more than just a skin concern. It can affect self-confidence, restrict wardrobe choices, and sometimes even cause physical discomfort. Unlike acne on the face, breakouts on the back and chest are often more stubborn due to thicker skin, increased oil gland activity, and friction from clothing. … Read more
A good concealer is like a tiny time machine—a swipe that brightens, blurs, and restores a sense of rested skin. But as skin matures, the rules change. Texture becomes more pronounced, fine lines appear, and drier skin can make heavy formulas look cakey or cause them to settle into creases. Makeup artists select products for … Read more
Children’s skin is famously soft, but that softness hides an important truth: young skin is thinner, more permeable, and more easily irritated than adult skin. Because of that, the best approach is simple and steady—clean gently, protect often, and moisturize regularly. In this article, we’ll explain why a child-friendly skincare routine matters, share practical tips … Read more
Acne during the teenage years is almost a rite of passage — hormonal changes, new skincare routines, stress, and lifestyle shifts all conspire to create breakouts at the worst possible times. Parents, teens, and clinicians alike often prefer gentler, natural options before moving to prescription-strength medications. While “natural” doesn’t automatically mean “safe” or “effective,” many … Read more
Acne at 40 is different from acne at 16. When breakouts persist into the fourth decade, they’re often influenced by changing hormones, slower cell turnover, cumulative sun damage, and skin that is simultaneously drier and more prone to discoloration. The good news is that evidence-backed topical treatments and thoughtfully chosen cleansers can control blemishes while … Read more
Cystic acne along the jawline can be one of the most stubborn and emotionally taxing forms of acne to deal with. Unlike typical pimples, cystic breakouts lie deep beneath the skin’s surface, often inflamed, painful, and persistent. For many people, especially adult women, these flare-ups on the lower face are not just a matter of … Read more
Acne isn’t just a teenage problem—it can appear or persist well into your 50s and beyond. For men over 50, acne can be especially frustrating. Aging skin becomes thinner, less elastic, and more prone to dryness, which makes it trickier to treat breakouts without triggering irritation. Moreover, hormone fluctuations, stress, and long-term environmental exposure often … Read more
For many people, acne is not limited to the face. It extends to areas such as the back and shoulders, commonly referred to as “bacne.” While facial acne is widely discussed and targeted by countless products, back and shoulder acne often gets overlooked. This can be especially frustrating for those who find themselves hiding in … Read more
Black skin is richly pigmented, resilient, and beautiful, but it’s also more prone to certain types of acne and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) due to the high levels of melanin. When inflammation from acne occurs, it can trigger melanin production, leaving dark spots that may linger long after a pimple has healed. For this reason, dermatologists … Read more
