Beauty files
Blemishes: everything you've never been told (and how to really treat them)
When it comes to blemishes, certain preconceived ideas are hard to dispel... After all, who hasn't heard that you should avoid charcuterie at all costs to avoid a pimple outbreak? Here's how to really look after your skin if you have blemishes!
Stop being afraid of fat to treat imperfections
Often demonized, fats play a more-than-essential role in the proper functioning of our skin, even if we have combination or oily skin. Rather than rushing to astringent skin care products that eliminate excess sebum and, on the contrary, push the glands to produce more to defend themselves, applying a vegetable oil allows you to mimic your skin's own sebum. In this way, the sebaceous glands gradually reduce their production. Not all plant oils are equal when it comes to this problem. Some oils are more or less rich and/or comedogenic. The must-have? Jojoba oil, the closest in composition to our sebum.
The product we need : BioRegenerate Wild Rose Oil Pai Skincare
Using an astringent make-up remover every day is not a solution for blemishes.
This goes back to what we explained earlier: by wanting to eliminate oil at all costs, you destabilize your skin even more, which will produce more of it to defend itself (after all, that's the 1st role of sebum). To start with, we rely on an ultra-complete double cleanse to perfectly eliminate all impurities, withoutboosting sebum production. The first oily cleanser attracts deep-seated impurities like a magnet, while the second gel cleanser refines make-up removal and begins to gently treat imperfections.
The duo you need : Cleansing Oil & Cleansing Gel Oh My Cream Skincare
And what about food?
A 2015 study pointed the finger at the Western diet, and in particular at our high consumption of dairy products, saturated fats and foods with a high glycemic index. The latter would disrupt our hormonal system and in particular increase our levels of androgenic (male) hormones... And therefore favor imperfections. But this remains to be proven.
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