5 things that will help you reduce acne:-

                                    


In today's world, almost everyone faces the problem of acne and acne scars. It is most common skin condition, but it primarily affects teenagers undergoing hormonal changes. Before knowing the solution, one must know what causes acne. Sensitivity to hormones, combined with bacteria on skin and fatty acids within oil glands cause acne. Acne mainly occur on face, chest, shoulders, neck and back- the sites of oil glands. "With time things get better". Just like other things, our skin also needs proper care and time. CSTSM play very important role in making our skin better day by day. 


1.Cleansing:- 

Washing your face is the most basic and essential step of any skincare routine. Even if your skin looks clean, it's probably not. It is very important to cleanse your face every morning and night. Everyday our skin comes in contact with environmental pollutants, and dirt that needs to be gently removed.  

2.Scrubbing:-

Scrubbing helps in exfoliating your skin, removes dead skin cells and dirt that clog pores and rejuvenates your skin. Scrub should be used once a week or twice a month. Scrubbing the face excessively can dry it out which could lead to more acne

3.Toning:-

Toners are most helpful and necessary for people with oily or acne prone skin. It hydrates the skin and extra cleanses it. Some benefits of toning the skin regularly: 

● It hydrates the skin. 

● Shrinks pores. 

● Restores skin's pH balance. 

● Adds layer of protection. 

● Refreshes skin. 

● Prevents ingrown hair. 


4.Serum:-

Face serums are lightweight moisturisers that contain higher concentration of active ingredients (such as glycolic acid and Vitamin C). Face serums are used to manage specific skin concerns such as Wrinkles. Reasons why you should use serum:

● It minimises dark spots. 

● Brightens dull skin. 

● Reduces wrinkles. 

● Exfoliates skin. 

● Manages acne prone skin. 

● Hydrates skin.


5.Moisturising:-

Moisturising reduces the chances of skin problems. Using the right kind of moisturiser for your skin can help maintain its balance

● It can reduce appearance of other blemishes. 

● Helps your skin stay young. 

● Fights wrinkles.


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