im in high school and i see alot of kids that have more oily skin than me and they rarely get acne. i mean acne is caused by overproducing oil so how do they not get acne and i do?
Answer:
Yes, oily skin is not the only factor to cause acne, another factors is nutrition, stress, life style, etc...Read nice articles on acne, stress and foods :- It's true - stress makes teens break out, study shows, the link : http://www.acneskin123.com/its-true-stre... out.php- Is sugar linked to acne, how about dairy foods, check the answer here : http://www.acneskin123.com/acne-diet-lin...- Taking Care of Acne Prone Skin, the link : http://www.acneskin123.com/taking-care-o...- Nutrition to Fight Acne, the link : http://www.acneskin123.com/nutrition-to-...Hope this helps.
Acne can also be caused by dirt and clogged pores, so as long as they keep their faces clean, they shouldn't have too much trouble with acne.
I have oily skin but no acne. But I do have blackheads that I have to go for a facial every month. What helped me was cleansing twice a day (morning and night), drinking lots of water, eating more fruits and vegetables, and basically keeping my system healthy and free from toxins.I get pimples once in a while but I don't pick on them or touch them. And I make sure that I don't touch my face unless my hands are clean. Oh, and getting enough sleep is important too.
If the kids you see with "oliy skin" in school don't have
acne, then you might just be mistaking sweat for oil.
A lot of people can have very active sweat glands, but
that does not necessarily mean they're acne-prone.
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