There is no one cause for acne and scientists, who
work in skincare, are still unsure as to all the causes.
Hopefully, this article will help to set out some
of these known causes.
It is important to remember that clogged pores on
the face has the most potential to cause acne whether
you are adult or adolescent.
Thick make-up and sun block can clog the pores especially
when it is difficult to remove them either by washing
or make-up remover. Try to use make-up and skin block
which advertises that it does not clog the pores on
the face and to ensure that the face is thoroughly
cleansed at the end of the day.
Avoid rubbing or touching the face unnecessarily as
the oils on the skin of your hands and fingers can
be dirty and thus clog the pores, which can cause
acne as well.
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If a hair follicle breaks off, then the follicle
fills with oils from the face, as well as any other
source mentioned above, causing a clogged pimple which
can then become infected and cause acne. If the pimples
are popped or picked at, the more inflamed and
red they become and this can make the acne worse.
Adult
acne can actually be the return of acne seen back
in high school. Unfortunately, acne can come back
and can even happen in the mid 30s.
Sometimes, pregnancy can cause the acne to reappear
or to appear for the first time. During pregnancy,
there are many changes both mentally and physically
as well as an hormonal imbalance. Menstruation can
be another cause. All these changes in the hormonal
balance are called metabolic conditions. Hormonal
acne is caused by a fluctation in these very hormones.
Medications are another cause of adult acne and particularly
anabolic steroids (sometimes used by athletes) which
can affect the immune system of the body. In addition,
medications taken by those patients suffering from
epilepsy and tuberculosis, as well as those taking
medications containing iodine, are subject to developing
acne as a side effect. Yet a further cause for acne
can be detected in those who work with chlorinated
chemicals and here the acne is known as 'chloracne'.
Conclusion
Adult acne can therefore happen to anyone, regardless of race or gender. The key is to avoid any products which may clog the pores and not to touch the face too often. Never engage in using illegal steroids. Be sure to keep the face clean and the body healthy.
Resources
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