Skin With Imperfections

Whether it's blackheads, pimples, pigmentation spots... skin imperfections can take several forms, thereby immediately influencing the qualitative aspect of the skin and complexion. It is therefore important to know their characteristics to better identify and understand them in order to manage them, and to provide the appropriate care for clear and even skin. Let's examine them together in this article.

The virtues of hazelnut oil are numerous. However, like jojoba oil, it is particularly valued for its action against skin problems such as acne and hyperseborrhea. How does it manage to combat this skin disorder? Elements of the answer are provided in this article.

As a natural active ingredient, bakuchiol in skin care is a natural alternative to retinol. It effectively fights against the signs of skin aging, without the side effects of retinol. It is also known for its anti-acne properties. How does it fight against this skin disorder? Focus.

Clogged pores, blackheads, shiny skin... These are just a few examples of the signs encountered by skin prone to blemishes. The main cause of these imperfections is the overproduction of sebum. Therefore, the care adopted should help to regulate sebum production and purify the skin. So, what is the lotion to use for this type of skin?

Acne-related pimples can affect all skin types. They are caused by clogged pores and bacteria in the sebaceous glands. Fortunately, there is a solution to prevent the appearance of pimples or to reduce them once they are present on the surface of the skin: skincare products rich in azelaic acid.

Vitamin C is associated with skin radiance and may also support blemish-prone skin. Can it act on pimples? We explore this question in this article.

Spots can affect all skin types. They are caused by the presence of bacteria in the sebaceous glands. Salicylic acid is a powerful antibacterial agent that helps combat these blemishes.

Acne, sometimes referred to as "common acne", affects not only teenagers but also adults. It is characterised by an excess of sebum and the appearance of spots: whiteheads, papules... Glycolic acid, present in many facial care products, is a friend to skin prone to blemishes and with a tendency towards acne.

There are numerous factors that can cause skin redness, whether it's an allergic reaction, sunburn, a flush of heat, exposure to an irritant, or a skin condition (such as rosacea, nappy rash, seborrheic dermatitis, acne, etc.). Although there's not always cause for concern and they often disappear spontaneously, skin redness is uncomfortable and unsightly. However, certain active compounds are believed to help soothe redness and calm the skin, one of which is niacinamide. Let's explore this in more detail.

Spots, blackheads, scars, inflammations... Each skin type can face various imperfections. The causes are diverse, which is why it can sometimes be difficult to precisely determine their origin. Imperfections mainly stem from excessive sebum production leading to pore blockage. Let's focus on vegetable oils suitable for skin with imperfections.