What is acne? What could cause acne formation? Probiotic skincare recommendations and so!

What is acne?

Introduce two types of acne

 

Non-inflammatory acne

 

Non-inflamed skin blemishes are called comedones- either a whitehead or a blackhead.

Inflammatory acne

 

 

 

A pustule forms several days later when white blood cells make their way to the surface of the skin. This is what people usually refer to as a "zit" or a "pimple".

Factors of Acne Formation

1. Hormones: High hormone level changes in your body can induce or aggravate acne.
2. Genetics: The tendency to develop acne can be inherited from parents.
3. Medications: Some medications are known to cause acne. ex: long-term use of cortisone.
4. Stress: Long-term stress or mood tension may precipitate acne or worsen acne.
5. Makeup: Thick or greasy makeup can seal off the skin pores and not allow the normal secretion of sebum to the skin.

Acne therapy has four goals

• Prevent infection
• Reduce inflammation
• Prevent the sebaceous glands from producing excess oil
• Repair skin cells
• Reduce the formation of melanin

Probiotic skincare recommendations

• TS6 Pro-Bio Cleanser contains TS7®, a patented Yogurt Filtrate, which is rich in amino acids, vitamins, folic acids, biotin, and lactic acid; Trehalose is extracted from seaweed and provides long-lasting moisturizing.
• TS6 Acne Treatment Gel includes TS7®, a derivative, a naturally healthy skin supplement, which is abundant in active and good ingredients.
  It is helpful for decreasing acne problems, as well as reducing melanin. Moreover, it decreases oiliness and skin inflammation.