looking after your skin
People have turned to more intense measures opting for Botox, fillers, lasers, chemical peels and various other forms of cosmetic surgery in order to relieve or remove acne.
There are ways to help to reduce the appearance of spots follow these simple steps. exfoliating, cleansing, then nourishing this will help the skin repair itself.
Exfoliation stimulates natural protein production in the upper layer of the dermis, increases oxygen flow in the deepest layer of skin – which triggers self-repair.
Cleansing removes any remaining debris, while applying an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory moisturiser nourishes and calms the skin.
Improve Your Skin
To really improve scar tissue, look for nourishing products containing certain ingredients. Firstly, retinol – a form of Vitamin A – which increases cell production in the skin’s top layer.
Your product should also include Vitamin C – ascorbic acid – which helps to rejuvenate skin, and Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant. go to your high street chemist ask them for the most popular exfoliators, cleansers and moisturisers are in store.
Stick to one brand because its products will complement one another, reducing the chance of irritation. It is recommend that you use Neutrogena, RoC or Aveeno.
After care
If you can avoid the sun this will help as the sun’s rays can cause the scaring to go brown which in turn will slow the healing process. So by applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher that contains the ingredient zinc oxide before you go out will prevent the Ultraviolet rays from causing damage to your skin.
Try To Avoid
Picking leads to further inflammation and injury of the skin, which adds to the skin’s discoloration and scarring. Squeezing or trying to pop a pimple causes pus which encourages bacteria to filter deeper into the skin, resulting in more collagen damage .
Finding the right way for you is all that matters .there are many products and ideas try and find the one that work for you .
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