Cream for acne

Acne is the most common skin condition and is caused by sebaceous glands becoming blocked and inflamed. Almost everyone during puberty gets acne, some worse than others, and fortunately it usually clears as you move into adulthood. Unfortunately, there is no one treatment that works for everyone, but there are several products you can try that will help.

Your doctor can prescribe several different kinds of treatments for acne. Usually, a cream tablets. No matter which treatment you use, you need to be aware that it will take some time before it works. It is normal to see results after 6-8 weeks, so it is important to continue with the treatment.

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The treatment can be a cream for acne benzoyl peroxide or azelainic acid. If your acne is particularly stubborn, a dermatologist may prescribe an antibiotic treatment in the form of Clindamycin or Tetracyclines.

Moisturising cream for acne and congested skin

For spots and congested skin it is a good idea to use a moisturising face cream as your skin needs to be kept hydrated. Face Cream with Tea Tree Oil moisturises skin and is effective in reducing and preventing spots and congested skin. It is really important to add moisture back into the skin once you have washed as dry skin will stimulate the glands produce even more sebum and make the situation worse.

Below you can see how to use the facial products:

Here we show you how to use a face mask: