


Acne happens when excess oil and dead skin clog pores, trapping bacteria that cause inflammation. This leads to pimples and disrupts the skin’s natural balance.
Acne is most common in teenagers due to hormonal changes, but it can affect people of all ages, including those in their 20s, 30s, and beyond. Some people are more prone to acne due to genetic factors inherited from their parents, hormonal fluctuations during puberty, menstrual cycles, or pregnancy, and environmental factors like hot, humid weather and air pollution that can worsen existing conditions.
Acne is most common in teenagers due to hormonal changes, but it can affect people of all ages, including those in their 20s, 30s, and beyond. Some people are more prone to acne due to genetic factors inherited from their parents, hormonal fluctuations during puberty, menstrual cycles, or pregnancy, and environmental factors like hot, humid weather and air pollution that can worsen existing conditions.
Mild: Blackheads (black dots in open pores) and whiteheads (white/clear bumps under skin)
Moderate: Papules (red bumps without pus), pustules (red bumps with pus), nodules (large, deep painful lumps), and cysts (deep bumps that can scar)
Severe: Connected lesions (multiple large spots that scar) and fungal acne (itchy bumps from yeast)
Mild: Blackheads (black dots in open pores) and whiteheads (white/clear bumps under skin)
Moderate: Papules (red bumps without pus), pustules (red bumps with pus), nodules (large, deep painful lumps), and cysts (deep bumps that can scar)
Severe: Connected lesions (multiple large spots that scar) and fungal acne (itchy bumps from yeast)
• Your skin makes too much oil
• Dead skin blocks up your pores
• Germs grow in the blocked spots
• Your body tells your skin to make more oil
• Your skin makes too much oil
• Dead skin blocks up your pores
• Germs grow in the blocked spots
• Your body tells your skin to make more oil
• Eating lots of candy, sugar, and milk products
• Feeling worried or upset (worry makes more oil)
• Some medicines
• Using thick, greasy creams on your face
• Eating lots of candy, sugar, and milk products
• Feeling worried or upset (worry makes more oil)
• Some medicines
• Using thick, greasy creams on your face
Prevent acne by washing your face twice daily with gentle cleanser, using oil-free moisturizer and non-comedogenic products, wearing daily sunscreen, and keeping hair off your face. Avoid picking pimples, harsh scrubbing, and sleeping in makeup. Don't believe common myths: poor hygiene doesn't cause acne (over-washing worsens it), chocolate doesn't directly cause breakouts, acne isn't contagious, and expensive products aren't always better.
Prevent acne by washing your face twice daily with gentle cleanser, using oil-free moisturizer and non-comedogenic products, wearing daily sunscreen, and keeping hair off your face. Avoid picking pimples, harsh scrubbing, and sleeping in makeup. Don't believe common myths: poor hygiene doesn't cause acne (over-washing worsens it), chocolate doesn't directly cause breakouts, acne isn't contagious, and expensive products aren't always better.
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Find answers to common questions about Acne.
Acne happens when your skin makes too much oil, dead skin cells don't shed properly, bacteria grows in blocked pores, and hormones tell your skin to produce extra oil.
No. Most acne improves with age and proper treatment. Some people may have occasional breakouts throughout life, but consistent care can keep skin mostly clear.
Yes - start with gentle, low-strength formulas made for sensitive skin. Look for products with Zinc or Azelaic Acid which are less irritating.
Most people see improvements in 6-12 weeks with daily use. Severe acne may take several months to clear completely.
They might provide temporary relief - ice for swelling, honey masks for gentle antibacterial effects - but lasting results need proper acne treatments.
Yes - use a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer to prevent your skin from making even more oil to compensate for dryness.
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