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Prevent post-waxing back acne with dermatologist-approved tips: cold compresses and loose cotton attire can help you to get rid of it.

Say goodbye to post-waxing back acne with dermatologist-approved solutions

Prevent post-waxing back acne with dermatologist-approved tips: cold compresses and loose cotton attire can help you to get rid of it.&nbsp;

Are you fed up with back acne after waxing? Fret not, dermatologist, Garekar recently shared some simple tips you can opt for if you suffer from it.&nbsp;
She suggests doing cold compresses, wearing loose cotton clothes, and avoid sweating, exercising, and hot shower. And, if you have access to calamine lotion apply it twice a day.&nbsp;
She also suggests consulting a dermatologist if all these remedies don't work.
Back acne is a common thing that can appear after waxing, but treating it at the right time is a good way to avoid further infection.&nbsp;
<h3>Back acne after waxing can be caused by various factors:&nbsp;</h3>
Irritation: The process of waxing involves removing hair from the roots, which can irritate the hair follicles and lead to inflammation, especially in sensitive skin.
Dead Skin Cells: Waxing removes not just the hair but also the top layer of dead skin cells. If this layer is not properly exfoliated or if there is a buildup of dead skin, it can contribute to acne.
Bacterial Infection: The hair follicles, when exposed after waxing, are susceptible to bacteria. Bacterial infection can lead to the development of acne.
Sweating and Friction: Tight clothing, sweating, or friction from rubbing against clothes can exacerbate the irritation and contribute to the development of acne.
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Vaginal or genital acne can be caused by menstruation, hormonal imbalances and many more. Here are some remedies to prevent it. 

Vaginal pimples: 6 effective ways to keep genital acne at bay 

Vaginal or genital acne can be caused by menstruation, hormonal imbalances and many more. Here are some remedies to prevent it.&nbsp;

Genital acne can arise due to various factors, including hormonal fluctuations, excessive sweating, poor hygiene, or the use of certain products that irritate the sensitive skin in the genital area.&nbsp;
These bumps can be filled with pus and may cause discomfort, itchiness, or pain.&nbsp;
<h3>Here are 6 remedies to prevent genital acne</h3>
<ul>
<li>Keep the region around your vagina dry because dampness can cause bacterial infections</li>
<li>Wear loose-fitting, breathable underwear made of cotton. Tight clothing can create friction and trap moisture, leading to irritation and acne breakouts.</li>
<li>Make sure to carefully wash your pubic area to prevent the growth of a fungus.&nbsp;</li>
<li>Eating a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can contribute to healthy skin and overall well-being.</li>
<li>Use a clean, sharp razor and follow the direction of hair growth. Consider trimming instead of complete hair removal if irritation persists.</li>
<li>If you are sexually active, use condoms and wash the area after intercourse.&nbsp;</li>
</ul>
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As per skincare influencer Yashwant Singh, if you're struggling with body acne then avoid hair wash after you wash your body.

Struggling with body acne? Here's how you can treat it, according to skincare influencer 

As per skincare influencer Yashwant Singh, if you're struggling with body acne then avoid hair wash after you wash your body.

Body acne is a common skin issue that people face, especially men. If you're struggling with body acne this tip by skincare influencer Yashwant Singh might be a saviour.&nbsp;
According to him, while taking a bath one should always wash their head first instead of their body. Yashwant recently shared a reel on Instagram where he stated that many people follow an elaborate haircare routine after washing their body but that might be one major cause of body acne as all that residue from the shampoo, conditioner, and hair mask could trigger acne on the body.
He also suggested that men should go for a body wash or cleanser with Salicylic acid and use it after hair wash. It will help remove any residue left behind on the back and will cure acne.&nbsp;
Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/5-essential-tips-every-man-should-follow-to-maintain-intimate-hygiene-1689594276132">5 essential tips every man should follow to maintain intimate hygiene</a>

The trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that helps to treat acne and other skin conditions. 

Can salt water cleansing clear up acne? Watch to Find out! 

Could spraying your face with salt water actually clear up acne? Find out!

The trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that helps to treat acne and other skin conditions.&nbsp;

After skin fasting, skin cycling and moisture sandwiching, skintellectuals are trying and testing salt water cleansing, the newest skincare trend doing rounds on social media.
As the name suggests, the trend involves mixing up salt and water to form a face spray that apparently helps treat acne and other skin conditions. But does it really work? Let's find out!&nbsp;
Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, salt might act as a natural cleanser that balances oil production and removes clogged pores. But according to skin experts, using salt water daily has more damaging effects than curing. It can dehydrate the skin and create unnecessary oils that may lead to breakouts.&nbsp;
So, it's better to enjoy salt only in your food and keep it away from your skin!
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Do you often wake up with an annoying pimple on your face? Know the reasons behind it. 

Pimple problems: Your acne might be getting triggered due to these 5 mistakes

Do you often wake up with an annoying pimple on your face? Know the reasons behind it.&nbsp;

Do you often notice acne on your face after waking up in the morning? The reasons behind them could be these 5 mistakes that you make. Know what they are:
<h3>Dirty pillow covers</h3>
Dead skin cells and bacteria on pillow covers may trigger acne. If pillow covers are not cleaned regularly, they can cause other skin problems too. So, it is advisable to change them every week.
<h3>Sleeping without removing makeup</h3>
However, tired you may be, you must not go to bed without removing your makeup. Makeup clogs the skin pores causing acne. Use proper makeup removers and take care of your skin even for longer run.
<h3>Sleeping with oily hair</h3>
If you too apply oil in your hair at night and wash it the next day, then you must stop it right away. The oil from hair makes your skin oily making it prone to acne. So, it is always better to wash hair after 2-3 hours of applying oil.
<h3>Dirty towel</h3>
All the above efforts go in vain if your towel is not clean. Wiping face with a dirty towel can cause skin infection and acne. Also, instead of rubbing, pat the towel gently on your face.
<h3>Sleeping on your stomach</h3>
When you sleep on your stomach your face gets rubbed with the bedsheet or pillow cover fabric causing more acne and breakage of skin.&nbsp;
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Acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life – even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.

Acne problems? Avoid these common mistakes for healthier skin

Acne is quite a common skin disorder, but there is a chance that you may have the urge to squeeze them or burst them or just obsess over them a lot more than needed.&nbsp;

If you are making these mistakes, then you are not nursing your acne right

Acne isn&rsquo;t a rare phenomenon and nearly 3 out of 5 people have faced the challenge of bumps popping all over their face at least once in their lifetime, according to a recent survey by the National Institute of Biotechnology in the&nbsp;USA.&nbsp; In fact, acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life &ndash; even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.
There are many treatment options to help clear out acne but, in your quest for clear skin, we urge you to be careful and definitely steer clear of these&nbsp;common mistakes.
1. Excessive washing and scrubbing
(USE GIF&nbsp;2) Your mom might tell you to keep washing the dirt off your face for clearer skin. However, make sure to not vigorously (USE GIF&nbsp;1) do so using harsh face washes and face scrubs. This might worsen the condition as it can lead to skin irritation and cause severe inflammation.
2. Squeezing the pimples
It may be super tempting to pop that zit (USE GIF&nbsp;7), but please do not do so! It could lead to a scar or infection, or worsen your breakouts. The pimples might also pop from deep within the skin, and squeezing them can cause long-term redness and permanent depression in the skin.
3. Avoiding moisturizer
As opposed to the common belief that moisturizers might increase breakouts; a well-hydrated face (USE GIF&nbsp;9) can help clear your skin. You can use a non-comedogenic&nbsp;moisturizer as it will not cause pore blockage, reducing the&nbsp;chance of further breakouts.&nbsp;
4. Skipping sunscreen
One of the greatest sins is avoiding sunscreen for any reason whatsoever! (USE GIF&nbsp;5) And if you believe that sunscreen might affect your acne medication, then you must know that some acne meds make your skin more prone to infection due to the sun&rsquo;s UV rays, according to Georgetown University Medical Center in USA. So, save your skin and use ample sunscreen (USE GIF&nbsp;6)&nbsp;can be non-comedogenic) before stepping out.
5. Giving up too soon
Always remember that every skin type is different. If the product label claims to fix your acne problem overnight or in a fortnight, it's probably not going to happen. (USE GIF&nbsp;10) You need to have patience and not stress about the treatment not working. Stress will sometimes lead to further breakouts and you'll find yourself stuck in an endless cycle. So follow the routine (USE GIF&nbsp;11) as per your dermatologists&rsquo; advice and keep your calm!

Acne is a common&nbsp;skin disorder that leads to pimples and zits all over the face and sometimes even the body.&nbsp;

Acne isn&rsquo;t a rare phenomenon and nearly 3 out of 5 people have faced the challenge of bumps popping all over their face at least once in their lifetime, according to a recent survey by the National Center of Biotechnology in the&nbsp;USA.&nbsp; In fact, acne is not associated with teenage years only, as many people can get acne and pimples much later on in life &ndash; even during their 30s, 40s, or 50s.
There are many treatment options to help clear out acne but, in your quest for clear skin, we urge you to be careful and definitely steer clear of these&nbsp;common mistakes.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/these-foods-may-be-aggravating-your-skin-acne-1607242339223">These foods may be aggravating your skin acne!</a>
1. Excessive washing and scrubbing
Your mom might tell you to keep washing the dirt off your face for clearer skin. However, make sure to not vigorously&nbsp;do so using harsh face washes and face scrubs. This might worsen the condition as it can lead to skin irritation and cause severe inflammation.
2. Squeezing the pimples
It may be super tempting to pop that zit, but please do not do so! It could lead to a scar or infection, or worsen your breakouts. The pimples might also pop from deep within the skin, and squeezing them can cause long-term redness and permanent depression in the skin.
3. Avoiding moisturizer
As opposed to the common belief that moisturizers might increase breakouts; a well-hydrated face can help clear your skin. You can use a non-comedogenic&nbsp;moisturizer as it will not cause pore blockage, reducing the&nbsp;chance of further breakouts.&nbsp;
4. Skipping sunscreen
One of the greatest sins is avoiding sunscreen for any reason whatsoever! And if you believe that sunscreen might affect your acne medication, then you must know that some acne meds make your skin more prone to infection due to the sun&rsquo;s UV rays, according to Georgetown University Medical Center in USA. So, save your skin and use ample sunscreen (can be non-comedogenic) before stepping out.
Also watch:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/do-you-need-to-wear-sunscreen-at-home-1587736894900">Do you need to wear sunscreen at home?</a>
5. Giving up too soon
Always remember that every skin type is different. If the product label claims to fix your acne problem overnight or in a fortnight, it's probably not going to happen. You need to have patience and not stress about the treatment not working. Stress will sometimes lead to further breakouts and you'll find yourself stuck in an endless cycle. So follow the routine as per your dermatologists&rsquo; advice and keep your calm!

Several social media influencers are using Head and shoulders  shampoo to treat acne, but is it really working? Let's find out! 

Dandruff shampoo: People are using Head & Shoulders shampoo to treat acne

Several social media influencers are using Head and shoulders shampoo to treat acne, but is it really working? Let's find out! 

Dandruff shampoo to treat acne: miracle or hoax? 

Several social media influencers are using Head &amp; Shoulders shampoo to treat acne. Let's find out whether it's working or not!&nbsp;

Head &amp; Shoulders for face? Yep, we find it weird too but apparently it is the latest hack to treat acne.&nbsp;
Social media influencer Elyse Myers recently shared a video on TikTok using popular dandruff shampoo Head &amp; Shoulders as a face wash to clear up acne and people are amazed.&nbsp;
In the video, Elsye claims that she swears by Head &amp; Shoulders when it comes to acne and doesn't spend money on skincare products. The post has garnered more than 12.9 million views and received 15,500 comments so far.&nbsp;
While, this hack may work for some but according to skin experts it is not recommended for every skin type as it may trigger acne.
Pro tip: Visit a dermotologist before starting a new skincare regime&nbsp;
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Cinnamon is used in food for its flavour and various health benefits. But do you know that cinnamon is also great for your skin? Here are some ways you can use cinnamon for healthier skin.

Skin Care: Besides adding flavour to food, know how cinnamon can benefit in treating skin problems too

Cinnamon is used in food for its flavour and various health benefits. But do you know that cinnamon is also great for your skin? Here are some ways you can use cinnamon for healthier skin. 

Cinnamon is used in food for its flavour and various health benefits. But do you know that&nbsp;cinnamon is also great for your skin? Here are some&nbsp;ways you can use cinnamon for healthier skin.&nbsp;

From Biryani to tea, rolls to buns, cinnamon is used for its flavour and various health benefits. But do you know that cinnamon is also great for your skin? Here are some ways you can use cinnamon for healthier skin.&nbsp;
Remove dryness:&nbsp;
With winters comes dryness. Cinnamon can help you get softer skin. All you need is a teaspoon of honey mixed with a teaspoon of sea salt and a teaspoon of cinnamon powder. Massage the pack on your face and wash off with lukewarm water after about 10-15 minutes.&nbsp;
Treat wrinkles:&nbsp;
Wrinkles are inevitable but you can delay them by applying this paste on your face. Mix two spoons of olive oil with one spoon of cinnamon powder and massage it thoroughly on your face for ten to fifteen minutes and wash it off with lukewarm water.
Get rid of tanning:&nbsp;
Add one teaspoon of curd and honey with a teaspoon of cinnamon powder. Apply the paste on your face and leave it until it dries. Wash your face with lukewarm water and use regularly to get rid of tanning.&nbsp;
Treat acne:&nbsp;
Mix one spoonful of cinnamon oil with two spoons of coconut oil and apply it on your face for 15-20 minutes. Wash your face with lukewarm water.&nbsp;
Pro-tip: It is always advised to visit concerned skin experts before trying any new skin care regime.
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