Do you get acne more in the winter than you do in the summer, or maybe you are the other way around? This could be due to seasonal acne.
For me, I actually have slim to no acne in the summer. However, when winter time roles around, I usually have about 3 or so problems. See how cold weather acne correspond.
For me, I actually have slim to no acne in the summer. However, when winter time roles around, I usually have about 3 or so problems. See how cold weather acne correspond.
Why Seasonal Acne?
This is simply a theory, but my best bet is that this would have to do with the temperature and the sun itself.- A dry and cold winter suggests dry and more sensitive skin.
- A summer may suggest too much sun for your face, causing acne problems.
Keeping acne clear year around.
The best thing you do is- Moisturize your face in the winter time.
- Use sunscreen and protect your face in the summer time.
3 comments:
Hello, new reader here, just came accross this from Youtube, by chance I guess!
You are exactly like me, in that I think my acne is seasonal as well. It gets worse in the winter. I'm also using Proactive (with no aparent results), but I think it's because, like you said in another post, I'm not being consistent! But that is only because of the irritation that results from it. I do use a moisterizer and all that, but sometimes areas on my face are so red I'm afraid I'll actually burn the skin or something. Is this normal? And should I just still just trust that the redness WILL go away?
Just looking for a bit of support I guess since I've had this issue for a long while! :)
I used to have your same issue. This was caused by overusing Proactiv.
Try cutting down Proactiv use to once a day.
Check out this article...
http://www.getridofacneonline.com/2008/09/how-to-use-proactiv-correctly.html
Feel free to contact me if you need any more help.
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