#closed comedones

[skincarejesus]

how do i get rid of comedonal acne i have closed comedones all over my forehead and on the sides of my face

So, I’m not going to reinvent the wheel here. Acne has many causes. It can be related to skin care (or lack thereof), hormones, lifestyle, etc. It would be impossible for me to take the little information you’ve given me and give you a specific response.

First, your best bet is to see a dermatologist and/or a good esthetician. If you want specific, effective advice and to save time/effort, this is the route to take. Also, if your acne is severe enough (which your’s doesn’t sound like), medication could be the only real solution.

Second, form a good, basic skin care routine. Get the essentials, perhaps a hydrating product, and an exfoliant.

Third, if you’re a girl, it may be hormonal. If that’s the case, read this post.

Fourth, assess your lifestyle habits. Diet, drugs/alcohol, sleeping habits, stress, etc. can all contribute to acne breakouts.

[skinknowledge]

Do you know anything that helps when you have bumps under your skim on my forehead?

Yes. They’re called closed comedones and I have written a big ol blog post about them. Link below. I did write it a while ago so you’d have to be scrolling a long way

https://skinknowledge.tumblr.com/post/163722339483/all-about-closed-comedones

[skinknowledge]

hi! i'm not sure if you already answered lots of questions like this, but i was wondering how to treat little bumps which are all over my forehead, eyebrow area, and cheeks. i have extremely oily and sensitive skin, so i can't use anything too intense to clear them up. the last time i tried a diy mask, i ended up with a nasty allergic reaction :,( thank you so much :)

Hi! So this is typical of dehydrated skin, lots of small bumps and texture. Try making sure you’re drinking enough water and using a good moisturiser for oily skin. Your skin can be oily and dehydrated.

If that doesn’t help it could be closed comedones, which is usually easily improved with gentle chemical exfoliation. Murad, The Ordinary and Pixi are some good brands to look at for chemical exfoliators.

[skinknowledge]

Coconut oil ‘aint that great

I know I know. Everyone is raving about the many wonders of coconut oil. But from a skincare point of view, its not very helpful.

Coconut oil, and products which contain coconut oil high up on the list of ingredients, are comeogenic. 

Coconut oil is comeogenic.

Comeogenic means it will clog pores.

So if you’re acne-prone, struggle with closed comodones, black heads, whiteheads. Especially cystic acne. Avoid coconut oil.

Don’t use it on your face, shoulders or chest, it’ll only aggravate your issues.

By all means put it anywhere else. I have heard its good for helping your hair and making it grow. 

-Skinknowledge x

[neodermaus]

How to Treat Closed Comedones?

Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occurs when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC trea

Closed Comedones | NEODERMA

If you want to learn about closed comedones? Closed comedones, also known as whiteheads, are a type of acne that forms when dead skin cells, oil, and bacteria become trapped in hair follicles. Unlike open comedones (blackheads), closed comedones have a thin layer of skin covering them, making them appear as small, white or flesh-colored bumps. Effective treatment usually involves gentle exfoliation, maintaining a consistent skincare routine, and using products that contain ingredients like salicylic acid or retinoids to help unclog pores and prevent future breakouts. Visit Us: https://neoderma.com/blogs/love-beautiful-skincare/how-to-treat-closed-comedones

[neodermaus]

How to Treat Closed Comedones?

Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occurs when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC trea

 How to Treat Closed Comedones? – NEODERMA Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occurs when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC treatments for acne—over-the-counter acne products can speed up the shedding of dead skin cells, which can help keep pores from getting clogged. (2) See a dermatologist or consult a beauty expert—if you have a lot of closed comedones, you may want to see a professional for prescription medication and consultation. (3) Extractions by a professional—although extractions do not prevent comedones from forming, they can make them less noticeable. Don't try to pop or squeeze them on your own, as it will only cause irritation and inflammation. 

[neodermaus]

How to Treat Closed Comedones?

Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occurs when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC trea

How to Treat Closed Comedones?

Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occur when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC treatments for acne — Over-the-counter acne products can speed up the removal of dead skin cells, which can help keep pores from becoming clogged. Are. (2) Visit a dermatologist or consult an aesthetician – If you have a lot of closed comedones, you may want to visit a professional for prescription medication and a consultation. (3) Extraction by a professional – Although extractions do not prevent comedones from forming, they can make them less noticeable. Don't try to pop or squeeze them yourself, as this will only cause irritation and swelling.

[neodermaus]

How to Treat Closed Comedones?

Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occurs when dead skin cells and oil block pores. Here are your top options for treating them: (1) OTC trea

How to Treat Closed Comedones Acne | Neoderma

Suffering from Closed Comedones? Just visit our How to Treat Closed Comedones blog post to know more about Closed Comedones. Here are your top options for treating them, which is very helpful for Closed comedones, aka whiteheads, occur when dead skin cells and oil block pores.

Read More: https://neoderma.com/blogs/love-beautiful-skincare/how-to-treat-closed-comedones