"Bacne"? that helps against acne on the back
Bye Bye Bacne!
In the English language they are called "Bacne". As an abbreviation for "Back Acne"? Acne on the back. We borrow this Anglicism now to take the horror of the phenomenon? after all, Bacne still sounds quite negotiable. Although acne on the back is persistent, you can do some things to keep pimples from blooming on your shoulders. Often Bacne is a problem that appears in puberty, but even later, pimples can sprout on the back. Hormone balance, diet, clothing, wrong care? All of these can be causes.
Lack of oxygen? Fresh air for the back
Sweating can favor pimples. Especially when the clothes are tight and made of synthetic fibers. Synthetic fibers do not absorb sweat and clog pores. Who tends to blemishes, should rely on airier cotton parts. The back also needs fresh air. So: Relax at home in a cotton undershirt? is now officially allowed.
Baths in healing earth? so you get to the back ran
No matter how hard we bend, the back is hard to get. But water does it. Baths in healing earth, sea salt and tea tree oil are great for calming and clearing the skin. If you have helping hands, light skin blemishes (attention, no inflamed pimples!) Can sometimes be peeled off. A mask made of healing earth also does well with strong acne. Allow to work until the paste has completely dried.
Milk waiver? Can work
Studies show that sweets and foods with high glycemic index have a particularly adverse effect on sebum, as well as milk - although it is still unclear whether hormones, fat or milk proteins sprout the pimples. Many dermatologists advise to give it a try, to abstain from milk. On sugar anyway.
Change bed linen
Who has skin blemishes, should sleep in cotton sheets? and wash them once a week. Pimples on the face can also be promoted by product residues of skin and hair (for example, styling products).
Express pimple itself? Not a good idea!
If it sprouts on the shoulder and the pimple is within reach, (as for all other games), never express yourself with your fingers. Bacteria and pathogens on the fingers and under the fingernails can get into the wound and lead to inflammation, which in the worst case even scars.
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