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Photo courtesy of WilhelminaKids.comIt’s hard to NOT pop a zit, like really hard. It’s gross but it gives us such a sense of satisfaction, and tha...
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Photo courtesy of Makeup and Beauty BlogI’ve been suffering from breakouts since I was 13. I hoped that after high school my face would clear up,...
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Tori Spelling, American actress best known for her role in Beverly Hills 90291 and reality show star on Oxygen and Lifetime, shared with her fans ...
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Photo courtesy of Daily MakeoverThe idea that wearing makeup or eating greasy food causes acne is just a myth. The actual cause of acne is a hormo...
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Many people who experience acne have only mild to moderate forms that will disappear eventually on its own or after using an effective acne treatme...
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The many people who suffer from acne today believe that they are limited to a number of choices when they need an adult acne treatment for acne bre...
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Some people begin having acne in their early teens that continues to worsen as they grow into early adulthood. A hereditary factor may be obvious i...
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For some people who are looking for an acne treatment that really works, seeing before and after acne pictures that show real results are all they ...
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As stressful and frustrating as acne can be, it can be just as easy to get caught up in the improvement you see taking place in your face as you us...
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If you have acne, you have probably tried a variety of acne treatments to improve the looks of your skin. While some over the counter products can ...
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Dihydrotestosterone (DHT) is one of the male sex hormones, or androgens, that is produced as a byproduct of testosterone in males and females. The ...
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As far back as most of us can remember, the original acne treatment was to get skin as clean as possible. Affected teens were encouraged to wash th...
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