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HOW TO TREAT STRESS ACNE

 




Stress acne


So How does stress actually relate to the cause of blemishes on your face??
Emotional stress triggers an increased release of the stress hormone cortisol.  "When cortisol levels rise, they disrupt levels of hormones that regulate sebum balance and result in clogged pores and development of acne.  More oil production means more clogged pores, and more clogged pores mean more breakouts.  “If stress acne seems to happen often, then try switching your skincare routine. Find products that work with your skin, not against it.  “Drink plenty of fluids, eat a healthy diet, and do things to manage your stress such as get more sleep and do things to relax.



I recommend  a skincare routine with salicylic acid:

Avon Skin So Soft for Acne Prone Skin Foaming Cleanser

Discover a gentle facial cleanser with plant-based scrub that gently clears away dead skin and impurities. Soothes and conditions skin with rosemary, madecassoside and mint extracts. Free of synthetic fragrances. 5.07 fl. oz.

BENEFITS 
• Gentle way to smoother and clearer-looking skin
• Boosts radiance
• Visibly smooths skin texture 
• Suitable for daily use  
 
KEY INGREDIENT 
• Salicylic Acid - Works to exfoliate skin
• Rosemary Oil – A natural fragrance known to soothe skin


Avon Skin So Soft for Acne Prone Skin Soothing Spot Gel

Treat your face with a soothing dab of “ahhh” on irritated skin. Leave-on formula, dries clear with gently exfoliating salicylic acid to get smoother, softer and more radiant skin. Formulated with rosemary, madecassoside and mint extracts known to soothe skin. Free of synthetic fragrances. .5 fl. oz.  


BENEFITS  
• Gentle way to smoother and clearer-looking skin 
• Suitable for over-night use 
• Boosts radiance  
• Visibly smooths skin texture  
• Suitable for daily use   
  
KEY INGREDIENT  
• Salicylic Acid - Works to exfoliate skin  
• Rosemary Oil - Natural fragrance, known to soothe skin. 


Anew Hydra Fusion Gel Cream

The water-like gel absorbs instantly making skin appear smoother, refreshed and plumped with hydration. 1.7 oz. net wt.

BENEFITS
• Contains hyaluronic acid, a super hydrator naturally found in skin and lost over time that holds more than 1,000 times its weight in water so skin looks smooth, refreshed and vibrant
• Contains raspberry antioxidant, a potent ingredient that helps defend skin from environmental stressors to keep skin looking healthy and glowing
• Provides 72 hours of long-lasting hydration
• Non-greasy
• Locks in moisture
• Oil-free, alcohol-free, phthalate-free, paraben-free, sulfate-free, petroleum-free
• Hypoallergenic
• Dermatologist-tested and allergy-tested
• Vegan
 
PRO TIP 
Using salicylic acid in a daily routine is suitable for any skin type. As a “lipid-soluble” ingredient that can effectively penetrate pores, it is especially helpful for oily and blemish-prone skin. But even if you don’t have blemish prone skin, it can help boost radiance! According to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, salicylic acid can help improve the overall appearance of skin with continued use over time. 





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