Acne

When managing breakouts, it’s key to know exactly what you’re dealing with. Whiteheads and blackheads can be stubborn, but you do have options. Ahead, discover exactly what blackheads and whiteheads are, how they form, how to manage them, and how best to care for your skin to help prevent these blemishes from cropping up.

If you have blemishes or your skin has a rough, bumpy texture, the root cause may be congested skin. And we know how frustrating skin congestion can be. That’s why we’ve created a guide full of ways to manage it, both at home with skincare routine and lifestyle changes as well as with the help of your dermatologist. Read on to learn how to promote smoother and clearer-looking skin.

Many teenagers and adults experience both acne and dry skin. What you might not know, even if you deal with both, is that one can impact the other. The good news is that it’s possible to create a gentle yet effective skincare routine with both acne-fighting treatments and other beneficial ingredients (such as ceramides). Even better: Doing so can help keep your skin looking clear without unwanted dryness.

Teenagers who suffer from oily skin, occasional acne  breakouts, or severe acne know the frustrations that these common teen issues can cause. The good news is that implementing a daily skincare routine can help prevent new acne pimples, help keep acne breakouts under control, and help remove excess oil. The key is creating a daily regimen and sticking with it. Here, we’re sharing some key facts about teenage acne and the essential steps to follow in your daytime and nighttime routine for clearer-looking skin.

If you frequently experience acne breakouts, chances are you spend a lot of time wondering what’s causing your acne blemishes. Unfortunately, misconceptions and myths about acne are common. Ahead, we’re clearing them up. Learn what can contribute to acne and how to effectively tackle acne breakouts in this guide.

Salicylic acid (SA) and benzoyl peroxide (BPO) are two of the most popular non-prescription active ingredients in acne treatments. They can be found in many of the same types of anti-acne products, such as cleansers, treatment gels, moisturizers, and serums. But although these ingredients share some similarities, they also have a number of key differences. Here, discover some important facts about using salicylic acid vs. benzoyl peroxide.

If you have acne-prone skin, you’re likely willing to go to great lengths to restore the appearance of a clear, healthy-looking complexion. However, in order for your efforts to be successful, it’s important to separate fact from fiction when it comes to managing acne. Here, board-certified acne dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain shares (and debunks) six of the acne myths he hears from patients most often in part one of this two part series.

If you experience acne breakouts, it’s essential to know what can help acne and what can make matters worse. Unfortunately, many of the oldest acne myths continue to stick around despite advances in dermatological research. This conflicting information can make it difficult to decipher what’s acne fact and what’s acne fiction. So, to help clear up these myths once and for all, we’ve teamed up with board-certified acne dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain. Ahead, join Dr. Lain as he shares a few of these common misconceptions and sets the record straight in this two part series.

The first step towards clearing blemishes and helping to prevent new breakouts is to adopt an acne skincare routine that includes gentle, yet effective products with proven ingredients. Learn more about how the right acne routine can help keep your skin appearing clear, healthy, and hydrated.