Creating a plant based skincare
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Creating a Plant-Based 
Skincare  Routine for Acne 
Prone Skin
Acne is a common skin condition that affects  
people of all ages, but it's widespread among  
adults between 20 and 40 years of age. Acne 
can  be stressful and frustrating. It can also be a 
 source of embarrassment. Even mild acne can  
leave scars, which may be permanent. Who 
wants  to remember their teen years with marks 
on their  face?
You probably know that acne is caused by excess oil (also  
called sebum) in the hair follicles and that it appears as  
blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, and cysts. But you may 
not
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scaofrtreing c.ontain harsh chemicals that may irritate your skin 
more  than they help. But you don't have to suffer from 
painful and  unsightly acne breakouts anymore! You can use 
plant-based  skincare products to create an effective natural 
skincare routine  for acne-prone skin.
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Common 
 Causes 
of  Acne
Acne is caused by factors that include  
genetics, hormones and stress. The exact  
cause of acne isn't known, but evidence  
suggests that bacteria play a role in its  
development. Specifically, the  
Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) bacterium 
 lives on everyone's skin. However, if there's 
an  overgrowth of P. acnes bacteria on your 
skin, it  can cause inflammation and trigger 
breakouts.  The good news is that creating a 
natural  skincare routine for acne-prone skin 
doesn't  have to be complicated or 
expensive. Some of  the best natural 
remedies are already in your  home and 
medicine cabinet! A natural  skincare routine 
for acne-prone skin can work  just as well as 
conventional products, without  irritation. 
Here's how you can create the best
 skin care regimen for acne.
3 Cleansing
The first step in any good skincare routine is cleansing, but  
don't overdo it! Twice a day should be enough. Use a gentle 
 cleanser to remove any sebum or dirt that builds up 
overnight  for your morning cleanse.
Pay special attention to your forehead and nose, which tend 
to  be oilier. If you're wearing makeup, you may want to 
double  cleanse by removing makeup before washing your 
face with a  gentle cleanser.
For example, use a cleansing oil or micellar water first, then
follow up with a cleanser formulated for acne-prone skin. 
In  the evening, focus on removing sunscreen and 
makeup.
You will start by cleaning your skin with a gentle 
cleanser.
When choosing a cleanser, look for one that is alcohol-free 
and  oil-free, and that does not contain synthetic fragrances 
which  can irritate your skin.
When cleansing your skin, wash twice a day. Use lukewarm  
water to remove dirt and oil from your skin. Use your 
fingertips  instead of a washcloth or sponge, further irritating 
the skin.
How to
Use a gentle cleanser (use a pH-Balancing Cleanser) twice  
daily. Dampen your skin, then gently massage the cleanser 
over  your entire face in small circles (avoid the eye area). 
Rinse with  warm water and pat dry with a soft towel.
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