
A posting of miscellaneous information pertaining, for the most part, to skin care, hair removal and esthetics. A medical esthetician and certified medical electrologist with a Degree in Natural Health, I have 11 years experience that include the spa industry and medical aesthetics with plastic surgeons and dermatologists. I also do freelance skin care training and am currently designing The Aesthetic Apothecary. Stay tuned for more information on that exciting adventure!
Sunday, July 24, 2011
MYTH 9 - PATIENTS WITH ACNE CANNOT USE COSMETICS
While it's true that some types of cosmetics can make acne worse, those that are nonacnegenic or noncomedogenic generally do not worsen acne. Dermatologists can help patients decide if, whether, and when to use facial cosmetics. There are some concealers that contain benzoyl peroxide, resorcinol or salicylic acid, and there are also tinted acne treatment products. Patients who believe foundation may be contributing to their acne, can be encouraged to wear mineral-based makeup. So, let them know it's a myth that they must leave their acne lesions uncamouflaged; they simply need to know what is the most appropriate for them.
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