What are the misunderstandings about oily acne skin?

Many young men and women will have some blackheads and acne on their faces. Many friends will easily fall into some misunderstandings due to lack of knowledge about blackheads and acne. Sometimes we will find that our face will become oily soon after we wash it, which is very ugly. In fact, this is oily skin. This type of skin is more prone to blackheads and acne. So what are the misunderstandings about oily blackhead and acne skin?

Myth 1: Blackheads and acne are not pimples

Correct view: Blackheads are certainly a part of acne, and studies have shown that blackheads and pimples have the same origin, and blackheads can easily cause acne. If you just want to cure pimples without eradicating blackheads, it is like looking for fish in a tree.

Myth 2: Acne is normal

Correct view: Acne has an extremely high incidence rate, but it is by no means a normal phenomenon. Although 88% of people have been troubled by acne, if you do not pay attention to the occurrence of acne, acne may appear overnight and ruin your perfect date.

Myth 3: Blackheads and acne are caused by oil and will go away as soon as they come out

Correct view: Comedonal acne is not caused simply by oil, but is composed of "oil and keratin".

Myth 4: Blackheads and acne are caused by not washing your face properly. The black color of blackheads is proof of this.

Correct view: There are many factors that contribute to the formation of comedonal acne. The most common cause is physical constitution and has nothing to do with not washing the face thoroughly. Blackheads are pimples at the opening of hair follicles that turn black due to oxidation.

Myth 5: Makeup remover oil can remove acne, and washing your face frequently can solve the problem

Correct view: We just mentioned that there are many factors that lead to the formation of acne. In addition to problems on the surface of the skin, some are caused by endocrine factors. Simply using makeup remover oil or facial cleanser cannot fundamentally solve the problem.

The above is an introduction to the misunderstandings about oily acne and blackhead acne. We need to distinguish between acne and blackhead acne so that we can use the medicine more accurately and effectively relieve the symptoms. If we have some misunderstandings in our understanding, it will lead to some deviations in treatment.