Acne

If you have acne, you’re likely willing to go to great lengths to restore a clear complexion. However, it’s important to be educated about acne and your skin in order for your efforts to be successful. Here, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain shares six of the acne myths he hears from patients most often.

Acne

If you experience acne breakouts, it’s essential to know what can help and what can make matters worse. There are many acne myths that just won’t go away despite advances in dermatological research, and board-certified dermatologist Dr. Ted Lain shares a few of the most common misconceptions and sets the record straight.

Acne

From the type of acne you have, to how, why and when you break out, everyone's acne is different. The key to getting a healthy complexion is understanding the different types of acne you may have (such as blackheads vs. whiteheads and other kinds of pimples)—as well as the products and ingredients that can clear your acne blemishes and help prevent new ones from forming.

Acne

Acne can be a concern for teenagers and adults alike, and this common skin condition can affect girls, boys, women and men from puberty and beyond. Regardless of age, the most effective anti-acne skincare regimen includes products that use gentle, yet effective ingredients to minimize breakouts and help keep your skin clear and under control. Choosing a product with beneficial ingredients, like ceramides, can also help restore your skin’s natural barrier and lock in moisture when treating acne.

<p>Applying moisturiser to our face has many benefits, from plumping the skin to brightening the complexion and providing protection from the elements. Moisturiser truly is an essential skincare product, ensuring our skin has all-day hydration and maintaining a healthy skin barrier. Knowing which product to use and <a href="/skin-concerns-101/skincare-routines/face-moisturising-dermatologist-recommended"><u>how to moisturise your face</u></a> is key. Night moisturisers, when applied before bed, can help our skin repair and renew itself as we sleep, while day creams help lock in moisture and shield our skin from UV rays (when SPF is included).</p> <p>&nbsp;</p> <p>However, how much of a difference is there between day creams and night creams? And can you use the same moisturiser day and night? In this article, we outline all you need to know about day creams vs night creams&nbsp;and how to incorporate them into your skincare routine effectively.</p>