"Overall advice" For Acne

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How often should you wash acne-prone skin?

Twice daily.

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What type of cleanser should be used for acne-prone skin?

A mild cleanser such as Cetaphil or Vanicream.

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What temperature of water should be used when washing acne-prone skin?

Warm water.

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What should you avoid when washing acne-prone skin? Why?

- Facial scrubs

- astringents

- mask

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Why should you be gentle when washing acne-prone skin?

Too much washing and scrubbing can worsen acne.

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Why should you avoid Facial scrubs, astringents, and masks?

they tend to irritate the skin and ca worsen the side effects of medicated acnes products

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What are gentle alternatives to cleansers for acne-prone skin?

Cleansing cloths or towelettes.

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Which type of cleansing cloth is good for dry, sensitive skin?

Cloths with an open weave.

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Which type of cleansing cloth is better at removing dead skin cells?

Cloths with a tighter weave.

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What should you do at the end of the day if you wear makeup?

Remove it.

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What is the recommended amount of product to use for acne-prone skin?

Use a thin layer of the product — just enough to cover the face.

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When should you apply acne treatment products?

Apply it just after cleansing the skin.

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What should you consider when using cloths and towelettes for acne treatment?

Some cloths and towelettes come with benzoyl peroxide and other active ingredients, so you don't need to apply more product after cleansing.

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What kind of facial products are best for acne-prone skin?

non oily, water-based

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What types of skin care products should be avoided with acne prone skin?

Oily or greasy skin care products, sunscreen, and hair products.

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What should you look for in skin care products for acne prone skin?

Choose products labeled water-based or noncomedogenic.

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What type of hair products might be a good replacement for heavy, oil-based ones for acne prone skin?

Silicone- or glycerin-based hair products formulated as moisturizing liquids.

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How can you use hair oil without worsening acne on your forehead and temples?

Apply it to just the middle of your scalp and hair ends.

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What should you NOT do with pimpled?

don't pick or squeeze, increases the risk of infection and scaring

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What should you watch that touches your face if you have acne-prone skin?

Keep your hair clean and off your face.

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What items should you protect your acne-prone skin from?

Phones, helmets, caps, tight collars, straps, backpacks, and other items that might transfer sweat or oil.

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Protect your skin from...

the sun

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What should you do after strenuous activities?

shower

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What product is best to recommend at first?

benzoyl peroxide and adapalene, combined work well, give it a few days to see results

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What is a good moto for recommendations for acne treatment?

start low and go slow

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What does start low and go slow mean?

start with lower strength acne products and slowly increase the strength and how often it is used

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What does starting low and going slow help with?

minimize inflammation, drying, and other issues

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How long should acne treatment be low and slow?

over the span of several weeks to allow skin to adjust

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We typically recommend using...

more than one product with different active ingredients to treat stubborn acne

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How can you prevent irritation when using more than one product?

use one in the morning then one at night

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In general, creams are

less irritating than gels or ointments

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Gels and ointments....

soake into the skin better

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Ointments might

feel too greasy for some patients

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It may take __________________ of daily use before you see results.

2-3 months

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Acne may...

worsen before it gets better

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