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Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Kristin Howard has been a contributing writer for Byrdie since August Acne breakouts on any part of the face or body are hardly a problem most people want to deal with. Acne around the mouth can be even more irritating as it may cause pain anytime we eat, talk, or just move our mouths in general.
Ever wonder why you might be breaking out around your mouth, specifically? The reason will be different for everyone, but according to our experts, most commonly, breakouts occur around the mouth thanks to hormones, product build up, and external triggers, like dry skin. We spoke with two dermatologists to learn more about why some people may break out around their mouths, how to treat mouth breakouts, and how to possibly prevent more from returning.
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Social networks are buzzing with the latest trend in skin…. Are you suffering with Post Pregnancy skin problems? Are you wondering where that 'mum to…. Your email address will not be published. Facebook Instagram. However, if you have exhausted all the above factors or know that they do not apply to you then is a far more extensive list of factors that cause breakouts in this area: Stress work, emotional, general tiredness Lip balms Ones that have artificial colours, fragrances.
Aim for pure wax lip balms Sulphate rich toothpaste Not cleansing or removing makeup at night Waxing, threading or shaving in the area Acidic or greasy foods or beverages always wipe mouth after consuming these Poor sleep Poor diet or not eating enough more detail later in the blog For men, look at your razor and shaving products For women, the pill or other hormone alternating medications Exercise and sweating Excess UV sun exposure PCOS Polycystic ovaries Perioral Dermatitis — see your doctor or dermatologist for a diagnosis Diabetes or insulin resistance Corticosteroids or lithium-based medications Skincare So, what should you be looking out for in your skincare to prevent breakouts around the mouth?
Well there are a couple of simple tips and tricks you can use to keep these breakouts at bay Remove your makeup every night! Without exception! Do NOT pick. It will only spread the bacteria in the affected area.
Is your makeup comedogenic? These are ingredients that clog your pores such as mineral oil, lanolin, propylene glycol and dimenthieone Check your moisturiser — is it the right one for your skin, is it too thick or maybe not hydrating enough? If you suffer from blackheads on your chin then this is a sign of dehydration so try a hydrating booster — I recommend Dermalogica Hydrating Booster Cleansing, cleansing, cleansing!
Make sure again that you cleanse your skin morning and night and keep your cleansing cloth, sponge or flannel really clean to avoid the build of up of bacteria Avoid petroleum-based products and products with SLS in Look for products with benzoyl peroxide in to help clear up acne Retinol — although it does have a good success rate, always air on the side of caution.
Retinol is a very strong ingredient and can be too harsh on the skin. See Video Blog Diet So how does what you eat link to the breakout on your chin? You should be eating… Foods that promote good gut health Hormone-regulating foods e. Greasy, fatty foods Dairy — It also causes androgen levels to rise in the bloodstream which we want to avoid in acne.
Highly sugary foods and drinks Very low carb diets Phytoestrogens Hormones, Medications and Health Conditions Some of the various medical conditions that could be causing perioral acne PCOS Poly Cystic Ovaries HA Hypothalamic Amenorrhea Diabetes or insulin resistance Irregular periods Pregnancy Menopause Perioral dermatitis Health conditions that may be causing the acne include Puberty Taking corticosteroids and lithium-based medication High-stress levels Poor sleep History of cold sores in the area Medication that you could be taking for perioral acne and how it works So, when it comes to acne there are lots of various medications including Accutane, Roaccutane, Isotretinoin, anti-biotics among others.
How estrogen is good and testosterone is bad So, this is the science part of the blog! Location, location, location. Kassouf says. This is called acne face mapping. In some cases, acne in a specific area of the face can be linked to a deeper issue.
In other cases, acne might just be coincidental or genetic. Keep reading to learn more about common places for facial acne and how you can stop it in its tracks. Kassouf says the T-shaped area across your forehead and down the nose is a prime locale for classic blackheads and whiteheads.
The jawline and chin are sensitive to hormones, Dr. Teen boys often get acne along the jawline during growth spurts. Girls and women may see their chins erupt as hormones ebb and flow during their menstrual cycles. Compared to typical T-zone pimples, acne here is likely to be deeper, bigger and more inflamed, she says.
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