Increased production of hormones and overproduction of oil (sebum) in the skin can cause the growth of a bacteria called P.acnes which is typically the cause of breakouts or acne. Genetics are also said to play a big role on how your body reacts to hormones that stimulate acne. There are many habits to either avoid or implement in order to minimize or otherwise rid yourself altogether of P.acnes bacteria and breakouts. Here are five reasons your breakouts may be on the increase:
We've all heard that the best thing we can do for our skin is sleep- and the recommended time that we do so is between 7 and 9 hours. Many studies over the years have shown results that suggest lack of sleep is actually detrimental to both our skin and general mental and physical health.
Our own skin cells produce hyaluronic acid, in order to upkeep moisture levels in our skin; which are threatened by environmental factors and aging. Hyaluronic acid is a natural moisture binding ingredient.
During the cold winter months, the air is colder; so as a result it holds less moisture, as the humidity levels have decreased. Leaving our skin dry and sometimes flaky, so we've put together 5 helpful tips to have you looking you very best- soft, supple and smooth at all of the holiday parties and dinners this season!
Parabens have been labelled harmful as they bind to estrogen receptors, and said by experts to be linked to breast cancer, as they stay in our tissue. Parabens are not only harmful to humans, they are said to also be harmful to the atmosphere, being that they are washed into sewage systems and released into the environment.
