...Hair follicles, which are found all over the skin even where hair doesn't grow, produce a lubricant called sebum. Sebum is what nourishes the skin and keeps is moisturized. The bacteria feed off of sebum which is more abundant in pre-teens, teens and young adults. The body, in an effort to get rid of the bacteria, sends white blood cells to kill off the bacteria, but it is not a foolproof solution. The enzymes released by white blood cells actually damage the wall of the hair follicle which allows the sebum to seep under the skin forming a pimple....»
«...First, you need to make a commitment to the care of your skin. You can't just try a product once and have your acne cured. It's something that is long term that needs a long term solution. If you are a teenager, there's a good chance that your acne will subside as you get older, but you still need to consistently take care of it up until then and change your routine accordingly. This means that you should develop a routine that you stick to every morning and evening. Not every other evening or only in the morning or every once in a while. No! Every day, twice daily!...»
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