Let’s face it – acne isn’t just for teens. Acne can hit us at any age. What’s important for us all to know is what may be triggering such breakouts and what we can do to minimise them!
Considering approximately 80% of people experience acne at some point in their lives, acne seems to draw the most discussion, and with discussion comes facts, and the inevitable myths. There is disinformation aboutwhat is acne,how to treat acne, and when andhow it happens. Here, we help differentiate between fact and fiction, and shed some light on the truth about some popular acne myths.
To have a complexion as flawless as a Disney princess may seem like a fairytale or something only achievable with the help of Pixar or Photoshop. Unfortunately, factors come into play that can cause us to have uneven skin tones in the form of dark spots or hyperpigmentation. So, what exactly causes us to have imperfect complexions, and most importantly, what can we do about it? Find out below.
We’ve said it before, but we’ll say it again (and probably many more times): to prevent wrinkles, sunspots, and most importantly skin cancer, you must, must, must protect your skin every single day!
As we shared a few weeks ago, getting in the routine of exercising regularly is one of our top tips to slim down for summer. We know exercise helps us burn cals, but why else should we be motivated…
MYTH: You need to be super-aggressive when cleaning your skin to combat oiliness. FACT: It’s not about being aggressive, it’s about choosing the right cleanser!
