What should I do if I have a lot of closed comedones?

Closed comedones are a relatively common type of acne, which have a great impact on human health. This type of acne usually lasts for a long time and is not easy to cure. It has a greater impact on the face. Because it is not easy to come out, white symptoms often appear on the surface of the acne. If an infection occurs, this white phenomenon will turn red. Closed comedones must be properly cared for and treated.

What should I do if I have a lot of closed comedones?

1. Exfoliate regularly and remove the keratin waste accumulated in the pores regularly to enhance cell metabolism, avoid the accumulation of old keratin waste, block the hair follicles, and cause bacteria to grow and produce acne.

2. Correct way to wash your face: It is best to use warm water to wash your face. This will ensure that the pores are fully opened without causing excessive loss of the skin's natural moisturizing oil. Be sure to choose a mild cleansing cream. Ladies, please read the ingredients carefully when purchasing. It is best to choose one that contains amino acids (the mildest) and plant ingredients (preferably with anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effects). I use Orange Blossom Amino Acid Cleansing Cream, and after using it, my acne has decreased a lot. Next, when washing your face, be sure to fully lather the cleanser in the palm of your hand. After applying the foam on your face, gently massage in circles and finally rinse it off. Be careful not to leave any residue on your hairline or temples.

3. Do not squeeze or press pimples with your hands. Avoid touching pimples frequently with your hands or covering up rashes with your hair and foundation cream. In particular, you should overcome the bad habit of squeezing or pressing pimples with your hands, because the bacteria on your hands and the dirt on your hair can easily infect the skin and aggravate the pimples. Squeezing and pressing can cause permanent depressed scars, leaving you with lifelong regrets.

4. Prevent damage to the skin caused by midday ultraviolet rays. When preventing damage to the skin caused by midday ultraviolet rays, you should also adopt some methods that will not burden the skin. It is better to use UV scatterers than UV absorbers, and the irritation to the skin should be controlled to the minimum limit limited to application.