subject: Most Common Causes Of Adult Acne [print this page] Now after many years of being devastated with this skin disorder I have successfully regained my natural completion by researching the causes of adult acne. Here is a list of the top four causes of adult acne. By identifying and eliminating the causes of acne, finding the right treatment for acne should be much easier.
Even though dermatologists aren't exactly certain that what you eat will cause acne, a good healthy diet will promote good healthy skin and a bad diet will most likely cause bad skin. Skin is your biggest organ so feed it well.
Acne is common in adolescence, when raging hormones stimulate the sebaceous glands and they become more active. But hormonal imbalances can also trigger acne well after a woman passes through puberty. You may be among the 70 percent of grown women who experience breakouts two to seven days before menstruation because your sebaceous glands go crazy and your skin becomes oilier. Here is the standard scenario: for up to a week after your period, your skin can behave erratically-while it regains the proper balance.
Oils and Make up - Make up is used to help you look nice at that moment, but in the long run it will be the reason why you will have a pimple or two. Make up is great for clogging pores. Oils used in different lotions and moisturizers will only make the problem worse if you already have oily skin. You must use something light and non-comedogenic to keep the pores from being clogged.
Diets- Now it's becoming clear that diet or food items may not directly cause acne, but the chemicals released during the metabolism of certain food items directly influence factors causing acne, and thus worsen the condition of pre-existing acne or trigger off on set of acne.
As if pregnant women don't have enough to worry about, they often have to worry about developing acne too!
It is very common for adult acne to present itself during pregnancy. Women undergo a slew of hormonal changes during pregnancy.
Acne is often at its worst during the first three months of pregnancy, when hormones are fluctuating all over the map. However, it is possible for acne to last throughout the entire pregnancy and to continue into the breastfeeding period.
