Eliminate Back Acne With These Natural Tips

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Halloo,

The skin on our backs is hard to reach so when acne occurs there it is really frustrating, painful, and hard to treat.

Acne is a skin problem that can cause several types of bumps to form on the surface of the skin. It develops when our skin’s pores get clogged up with dead skin cells, excess oil, and sometimes bacteria.

This is the same with acne on the back too. And the high density of sweat, oil glands, and other factors mean that those who have oily skin or acne-prone skin might have breakouts on the back too.

Acne on the back can be blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, cysts, pustules, or red spots.

Acne can appear on any part of the body, at any age, and for a variety of reasons. common causes of acne are Genetics, Hormones, Medications, Stress, Diet.

Though there are many treatments for back acne including topical treatments and medications but prevention is the most effective treatment for acne.

Using the right skincare products

Choosing the right skincare products can save a lot of headaches for those with acne-prone skin or oily skin. The best skincare products for anyone are plant-based products.

The right skincare products can help prevent back acne. It can help prevent more acne flare from forming while treatment is going on. It can also help better results to be achieved from acne treatments.

The right skincare products for acne-prone skin should be gentle, fragrance-free, non-comedogenic, hydrating, no colouring, and no tar.

You can also prevent back acne by not forgetting to wash after sweating, especially after exercising. And do take care not to let hair shampoo and conditioner run down your back when washing the hair, ingredients in these products can clog up pores. Tilt the head forward.

Other ways of preventing back acne are to protect the skin from the sun and avoid using tanning beds. Also, try not to pick or squeeze these spots, it will only lead to scarring and spreading of the acne on the back.

How then can you prevent acne on the back?

Kokum Body Butter

Kokum body butter is needed to balance your skin after using a cleanser, especially if you are treating acne. This is important as some of the ingredients used in treating acne may be very harsh on the skin.

All skin needs moisture, oily skin included. Acne-prone skin and oily skin can dry out and this will affect skin turnover.

Kokum body butter from Ruka’s Place is made with non-comedogenic ingredients, so it will hydrate the skin without causing breakouts.

Kokum body butter will protect the skin from acne coming back after treatment and improve the overall texture of the skin.

• Kokum butter prevents acne
• Helps diminish signs of ageing
• It improve collagen formation
• It is fragrance free, so it wont irritate the skin

Tea Tree Oil

Tea tree oil is popular in treating a variety of skin problems. It has anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties. Adding it to your soap, cleanser, or shampoo will help kill bacteria which will end up clearing and prevents acne.

Organic Castile Soap

Liquid Castile Soap is a gentle, light, non-irritating cleanser for daily use. Made with plant-based ingredients that help skin gets clean without stripping harming the skin like many other harsh cleansers.

Camwood+ Bar Soap

Camwood+ Bar Soap contains small amounts of salicylic acid to get rid of existing back acne. It will clear out oil buildup, and dissolve the bacteria blocking the pores.

Camwood Bar Soap is great for regulating the many functions of the skin naturally. It will remove dead skin so that the skin will not be clogged up. It also improves circulation.

More importantly, this soap will improve the appearance of acne scars with continued use.

There are also some treatments available that will not cure back acne but will minimize outbreaks. It is better to prevent back acne from happening than treating it as it can be stubborn to clear and can leave permanent scarring if care is not taken.

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Stay with me,

Ruka

Stay with me,

Ruka

About Post Author

Ruka

My name is Ruka. Born and bred in Nigeria. Now living in Ireland. I am a Woman, Feminist, Wife, Mother, Muslim, Black, and African. I am an Entrepreneur who also works in Finance Administration. I am a Fibromyalgia & Chronic Pain Warrior. I love writing and hope to make a name for myself doing it.

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