Body acne, six ways to prevent it

Acne is a real problem for any age and can appear anywhere you have pores. In places like the face, neck, back, and some parts of the body.

Acne breakouts are common in people with oily skin or those who take certain medications or products that block pores. During the hot season, one of the reasons for the increase in acne on the body is excessive sweating.

Therefore, AgroWeb.org shows you 6 ways that you can use at any time to prevent and remove acne from your body.

Wear the right clothes.

At all times, but especially during the heat, try to avoid abrasive materials, those that cause itching or are too tight, and choose pieces with fibers like cotton.

This helps keep the skin soft and ventilated at all times and acne caused by sweat, bacteria, oil, and dead skin cells will disappear.

Wash often.

Leaving sweat on your skin after a walk, run, or during hot days provides a friendly environment for acne to develop on your body.

So try to shower as soon as possible when you feel sweaty and have excess oil on your skin.

 

Treat the skin

Oily and acne-prone skin tends to create more dead cells on its surface, which can clog pores and cause acne if not cleaned in time.

A sugar and oil treatment is enough, with which you can rub your skin vigorously to remove even the smallest impurities.

With this gentle body scrub at least once or twice a week, you help prevent acne.

Stay hydrated.

The skin naturally moisturizes itself with sebum, or oil, but when the hydration level in your body is out of balance, your skin may produce excess oil to hydrate itself.

So hydrate yourself every day by drinking plenty of water and using natural body lotions.

Clean the phone.

Your cell phone has more bacteria than you think.

Even if you don't hold it too close to your face, you touch it with your hands, which then touch your face. This way, you spread the bacteria that cause acne or pimples throughout your body.

Clean it every day with a special anti-bacterial cleaner.

Change your pillowcase often.

 

The pillow is one of the materials that collects the most dirt and has a lot of contact with the face and neck.

During the night, dead skin cells, oil, and sweat remain there.

This causes pores to become blocked and cause acne on the face and neck.

Try to change this cover as often as possible, at least twice a week, and always choose cotton or silk materials./AgroWeb.org