Acne
vulgaris (meaning 'common acne')
is an inflammatory condition of the skin, which from the
external perspective is triggered by changes in the skin
structures of the hair follicle and the oil (sebaceous)
gland. Acne Vulgaris is the general name for the most
common and conventions types of acne such as pimples,
spots or zits. As with most acne types, acne vulgaris is
most common during puberty but can certainly manifest
during adult life, as some individuals will continue to
suffer from acne decades later.
The first and most important step in
dealing with acne vulgaris, is to know and
focus your efforts on the true cause of acne. Contrary
what triggers the external symptoms of acne (the
excessive production of oils from the sebaceous glands
accompanied with naturally occurring dead skin cells
that block the hair follicle, create the prefect
environment for acne bacteria overgrowth and this
triggers inflammation and other acne symptoms), the
internal cause of acne is rooted in a much deeper level.
By tackling the internal cause of acne, you can save
yourself years of agony and disappointment and thousands
of dollars otherwise spent on acne medications that
either don't work or work short term.
Another negative aspect of using
conventional acne medications to treat acne
vulgaris is the unwanted side effects known to
be the result of long-term use of prescription
medications. Aside from that, acne medications can make
your acne vulgaris condition worse in the long run. Acne
vulgaris, if treated improperly can cause mild to severe
acne scars, which can have their
psychological effect on one's self-esteem.
The only way, one can overcome their
acne vulgaris condition is by tackling the
internal problems that's causing acne, following the
holistic all natural approach. Read the following
articles to better understand how to cure and prevent acne vulgaris.
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