Questions and Answers
Washing your face more than twice a day can help to clear up acne.
False
Acne is caused by poor hygiene.
False
Stress has no effect on acne.
False
Certain foods, such as junk food and chocolate, can cause acne.
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Popping pimples can help them heal faster.
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There is a clear reason why acne appears.
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Using products with scrubs or alcohol can help to clear up acne.
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Washing your face with a mild soap or cleanser can help to clear up acne.
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Study Notes
Common Myths About Acne
- There is no clear reason why acne appears, and therefore, there is no clear treatment.
- Acne is common, especially during teenage years, and can cause stress and pain.
Myth 1: Acne is Caused by Poor Hygiene
- Washing skin too hard and frequently can make acne worse.
- Over-washing can dry out the skin, causing it to produce more oil.
- To manage acne, wash your face no more than twice a day with a mild soap or cleanser.
- Avoid products containing scrubs or alcohol, as they can dry out the skin.
Myth 2: Stress Causes Acne
- Everyday stress does not directly cause acne.
- Stress can indirectly affect acne by producing a hormone that leads to excess oil, which can block pores.
Myth 3: Certain Kinds of Food Cause Acne
- There is no scientific evidence to prove that diet is connected to acne.
- Scientists say that treating acne properly means there's no need to worry about food.
Myth 4: Popping Pimples Helps Them Heal Faster
- Popping pimples pushes germs deeper under the skin, causing more redness and pain.
- It can lead to infection and even leave permanent scars.
- Avoid popping pimples to prevent these negative consequences.
Managing Acne
- Wash your face no more than twice a day with a mild soap or cleanser.
- Avoid popping pimples to prevent further complications.
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Separate fact from fiction when it comes to acne. Take this quiz to learn about common myths and misconceptions surrounding acne and its treatment.
