What About the Skin Barrier & Acne Prone Skin?

What About the Skin Barrier & Acne Prone Skin?

Posted by Bio-First Team on

It is proven that acne sufferers have reduced skin barrier function, and poor barrier function can aggravate or even help cause acne... which comes first?

In practice, it doesn't matter—the message is the same: look after your skin barrier.

Some mainstream acne solutions and treatments actually can seriously damage your skin barrier function. 

When you have Adult Acne, you have to be especially careful with what you expose your skin to.

Top Tips

  • Avoid over-treating and exfoliation on problem areas

  • Use gentle natural antibacterials

  • Avoid harsh soaps and chemical ingredients

Treat your blemished face with careful TLC, ideally with products formulated with natural bioactives

 

*Please note this is not medical advice and you should always seek such advice from medical professionals.

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