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Acne Prevention Treatments to Control Acne

November 19th, 2008 · No Comments

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Alien asked:

Those of us who have suffered from acne know that it is both a painful and traumatic skin disease. There are many treatments available for acne but what I would suggest is to practice acne prevention in order not to have to deal with the outbreaks at all.

What Is Acne?

Acne is a skin abnormality, which is caused due to clogging of the pores, when the pores get blocked, the oil or sebum cannot get to the surface and causes acne. There are many types of acne but the most encountered types are: acne vulgaris, which usually occurs in adolescents and acne rosacea, which usually occurs in adults over 30.

Acne cannot be cured but it can be treated and gradually grown out of with specific treatments that are applicable to your skin type. Acne prevention however, is the best way to tackle this skin disease in order to always have the healthy and glowing skin that we all want.

Acne Prevention Steps And Measures

Acne prevention starts from home with the basic simple things such as maintaining a healthy diet, which excludes greasy foods and other items indicated by your dietician or doctor. Water intake is yet another important factor which can affect your metabolism; the suggested intake of water should be of 6-8 glasses a day and possibly more in the summer time as due to excessive heat your body perspires and looses water in the process.

Stress is yet another factor that causes acne and that is yet another reason to visit the spa, relax, take regular vacations and sleep at least 7 – 9 hours a night.

There are many acne prevention products, which you can use regularly to avoid an outbreak. However, before you start any acne prevention treatment be sure to consult your doctor in order to ensure that you are using the right product.

Helpful Tips

It is essential that you consult a skin special before you start any acne treatment; only a doctor can establish what type of treatment you should follow and for how long as there are many varieties available and some may not be suitable for your skin type.

Another small yet very important detail is to ensure that you carry every acne treatment out and not stop in between or overlap it with another; any such alteration may in fact trigger an outbreak or irritate your skin further.

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The Search for the Gems of Perspiration-Part Two

November 19th, 2008 · No Comments

MaxTheMan11 asked:

The Second, and Final Part to the Gems of Perspiration!

Cast members-
Sam-”Joe”
Flynn-”Heh?”
Katie-”Queen Latifah”
Max-”Camera Man”

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how can I control my perspiration?

November 18th, 2008 · No Comments

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Jake B asked:

i use speedstick but it does nothing it works for like half an hour and then i need more. i sweat a lot more than other guys i know

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Lou Donaldson \”Its Your Thing\”

November 17th, 2008 · No Comments

SidewalksOfNY315 asked:

From his 1969 album, “Hot Dog” here’s Lou Donaldson with “Its Your Thing” Sampled by Brand Nubian “Punks Jump Up To Get Beat Down” De La Soul ” Bitties In The BK Lounge” Super Cat “Ghetto Red Hot” The Lox “Get This $” The Roots “Its Comin” Lord Finesse “Stop Sweating The Next Man” Funkmaster Flex feat. 9DoubleM “6 Million Ways To Die” Real Live “Turnaround” Madonna “Id Rather Be Your Lover”

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what is the best women\’s deodorant to stop sweating?

November 17th, 2008 · 1 Comment

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Angela G asked:

I’m not talking about Certain Dri.I’m talking about a high quality deodorant which stops sweating. A solid non staining deodorant that stops wetness before it starts.I sweat bad when school comes around. Which Brand is best?

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how do i make my feet and palms stop sweating?

November 16th, 2008 · 3 Comments

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Sabrina asked:

my palms and feet can never stop sweating! and its a problem in summer when i wear sandals and its embarrasing. and im embarassed to touch anyone cause im all sweaty with my hands. anyone know how to make them stop? or sweat less?

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Fasting & Exercise to Control your Weight

November 16th, 2008 · No Comments

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Eva Fry asked:

Fasting and Exercise have been a simple way for me to keep my weight in control. I am 5’ 3” and I keep my weight around 110 lbs. I am healthy and strong at age 67.

The program:

You choose when you want to fast

1. Once a week or

2. When you have over eaten and feel stuffed.

3. When you don’t like how you feel or look.

4. When you are planning on eating out and want to be able to eat and enjoy without feeling guilty.

How do you fast?

Go without breakfast and lunch – try to go from dinner to dinner – a 24 hours period. If you do this regularly you shouldn’t have to fast more than one day at a time. I have fasted for 3 days and the most a 5-day fast but that was only when I felt I was desperate and sometimes for health cleanses. Normally I fast only one day a week or when ever I feel I need to fast. Mostly I fast just once a month for one day.

Be Careful:

When you break your fast don’t start making up for all of the food you didn’t eat by eating more than normal and making the fast a waste.

To help you fast:

1. Drink lots of water whenever you are hungry

2. Get use to the feeling of being hungry you can get to live with it and even like it because you are in control.

3. Don’t get carried away with fasting. Do it in moderation and with reason. It is not necessary to have long fasts.

4. Have the right attitude. Feel excited about how you will feel when you get to where you want to be. Don’t think of fasting as denying yourself but rather being good to you.

What are the benefits of fasting along with exercise?

1. You do feel free from the control food can have on you.

2. Your mind feels clear, you think better.

3. You like yourself better.

4. You stomach shrinks so you’re not as hungry after fasting.

5. Fasting takes away your craving.

6. You loose weight!

7. You look good!

Exercise:

My exercise has been running two miles every second day (about 1/2 hour) and on the other days do about 10 to 15 minutes of weight training with 5lb weights and stretching exercises.

1. Choose whatever exercise you enjoy.

2. Try to do it first thing in the morning.

3. Do it regularly at least 3-4 times a day for at least ½ hour.

5. If you can try to do some kind of exercise each day.

6. Don’t let weather stop you. If it’s raining, exercise in the house or wherever you are. Create an exercise program that allows you to do some kind of exercise no matter what your circumstances are.

7. Exercise until you can feel it. Get your heart rate up and perspire.

Of course, controlling your food intake is important but with this program I seem not to get out of control with my eating. I eat normally and very seldom over indulge. It seems this program helps me be in control and not to have any food addictions.

I am 67 years old and have been able to keep my weight in control with this program. It is simple. It allows you to stop weight gain before it gets a hold of you.

As with all weight and exercise programs they must be done with wisdom and approval from your Doctor.

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Jones Soda - Perspiration Flavor

November 16th, 2008 · No Comments

travisousley asked:

All for a $5 bet.

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How can you stop excessive sweating even when cold?

November 12th, 2008 · 3 Comments

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Rose asked:

How can you stop excessive underarm sweating without drugs or antiperspirants (which are bad for you)? This happens even it’s cold — it has nothing to do with sweating from being too hot.

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Men\’s Acne Facts Versus Fiction

November 11th, 2008 · No Comments

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Deidra Garcia asked:

MenScience gives the inside scoop on myths and facts about men’s acne and acne treatments. How much do you really know about breakouts? Take our quiz and see for yourself!

1. Popping acne pimples makes them go away faster.

• True

• False

2. You should wash your face several times a day if you have acne.

• True

• False

3. Eating greasy or oily foods causes acne.

• True

• False

4. Tanning clears up acne in men’s skin.

• True

• False

5. Where you work can affect your skin and cause acne.

• True

• False

6. Benzoyl Peroxide is the most effective ingredient for acne treatment.

• True

• False

7. Glycolic and Salicylic Acids are effective against acne.

• True

• False

8. If an acne medication causes your skin to get worse, you should stop using the acne product.

• True

• False

9. It takes 28 days for new cells to appear on the surface of men’s skin.

• True

• False

10. Acne-prone men should use noncomedogenic products.

• True

• False

11. Perspiration cleanses skin.

• True

• False

12. Teenagers (not real men) get acne.

• True

• False

13. Only men with oily skin get acne.

• True

• False

14. Acne is caused by bacteria.

• True

• False

15. Using a face scrub can control acne.

• True

• False

16. Acne is no big deal.

• True

• False

ANSWER KEY:

1. FALSE: Popping pimples may seem to reduce their size, but it can actually aggravate blemishes by spreading bacteria, causing them to take longer to heal. Not only that, but popping or picking at pimples causes scars and dark spots to form.

2. FALSE: It’s important to have a clean face, but washing your face with force several times a day can cause your skin to produce more oil to make up for the moisture being washed away. Not to mention skin will become red and irritated. Your best bet is to wash once or twice a day with a gentle liquid cleanser that contains Salicylic Acid and Tea Tree extract.

3. FALSE: Pizza, chocolate and junk food have long been labeled “acne magnets,” but there’s very little scientific evidence to back up this claim. However, men should aim to eat a balanced diet full of vitamins from fruits and vegetables, and drink a lot of water for overall well-being.

4. FALSE: When you tan, dead cells build up on your skin’s surface. This can often cause your pores to look tighter and the surface to look smoother. Tanning also masks redness caused by acne. However, once the tan disappears, you’ll be left with greater outbreaks and darker acne scars and marks. Protect skin exposed to direct sunlight by regularly applying sunscreen (especially if using a treatment containing Benzoyl Peroxide).

5. TRUE: Men who work in places that put them in constant contact with grease and oil (restaurants and garages, for example) may find themselves breaking out more because oil creates an ideal environment for bacteria to reproduce. Although there’s no simple way to rectify this, they should clean skin gently at least twice a day and try to keep their hands from their faces at all times.

6. TRUE: Benzoyl Peroxide is an antibacterial ingredient prescribed by dermatologists as the preferred topical medicine for safe treatment for acne. It clears acne-causing bacteria on the surface, absorbs excessive oils and clear pores, while promoting greater cell exfoliation and renewal. Doctors also prescribe Green Tea, Urea and Allantoin to help soothe acne-irritated skin. Because Benzoyl Peroxide has powerful antibacterial and exfoliating qualities, it may take some time for skin to get used to the treatment. Once skin has become accustomed to the treatment however, irritation, redness or dryness usually disappears. The best bet is to apply a small amount only once a day, and then increase frequency gradually over 5 – 6 days. If too much dryness occurs, decrease frequency and gradually increase again.

7. TRUE: Glycolic and Salicylic Acids work very effectively to exfoliate dead skin cells and clear pores. By reducing pore blockage, acne has less of a chance to form and breakouts are reduced. Exfoliation with gentle products that contain Glycolic and Salicylic Acids helps smooth and clean skin, while also reducing instances of ingrown hairs as well.

8. FALSE: During acne treatment, skin often seems to take a turn for the worse before it begins getting better. This is due in part to the need to become accustomed to a treatment and the exfoliating process of shedding dead skin cells. The important thing is to keep usage regular. If, however, skin remains irritated for a long period of time, stop acne treatment and consult a doctor.

9. TRUE: It takes new cells 28 days to form and move through the epidermal layer of skin to finally appear on the surface. This is why results are not always immediately apparent. Using a product with Glycolic Acid may accelerate this process and help clear away dead skin cells.

10. TRUE: Noncomedogenic means ingredients in the product do not clog pores or provoke acne. Although it’s definitely recommended for men with oily skin, you should use non-irritating, noncomedogenic products no matter what skin type you have. All MenScience products have been developed by doctors and are noncomedogenic.

11. FALSE: Perspiration helps flush toxins from the body and maintains body temperature, but it does not cleanse skin at all. In fact, leaving sweat on your body can actually cause acne breakouts. Because of this, remember to take a shower or wash your face immediately after sweating heavily with a gentle cleanser several times a day.

12. FALSE: If only this were true! While acne outbreaks are often strongest during teen years (due to hormonal imbalances and improper skincare), acne can affect men their entire lives. Good skin health needs to be regularly maintained to avoid falling prey to blemishes.

13. FALSE: Acne can affect guys with any skin type, from dry to combination and even normal. Men with oily skin might be more susceptible to outbreaks, but they are by no means alone.

14. TRUE: Bacteria (P. acnes) play a big part in the creation of acne. Once a skin pore becomes clogged, acne bacteria begin to grow, causing blemishes to form. Benzoyl Peroxide is the most effective treatment for acne because it introduces oxygen into the bacteria, which kills it.

15. TRUE: Using a gentle exfoliating face scrub that contains Salicylic and Glycolic Acids can help clear pores of dirt and blockage, cutting down on the instances of acne. However, do not use a scrub if your acne is severe; it could aggravate your skin further.

16. TRUE….and FALSE: Acne is a painful, annoying condition, but it doesn’t need to negatively affect your lifestyle. While healthy skin is something we should all aim for, an occasional pimple or breakout is nothing to freak out about and can be treated with the right acne products. Remember: almost everyone is affected by acne. By using the most effective acne products and skincare techniques, there’s nothing to stop you from attaining a clear, healthy complexion.

SCORING:

13-16 Answers Correct: Acne Expert

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5-8 Answers Correct: Knowledgeable, but check out our articles for more info.

0-4 Answers Correct: Needs work. Discover how to treat acne with our expert advice.

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