Pimples appear at all the wrong places, at equally wrong
times. They invariably appear at the tip of our nose the
night of the first date or the school prom.
However, the outbreak of pimples is episodic, not continual.
They merely require a few years of endurance and a lot of
patience before disappearing altogether from our lives,
remaining just an interesting part of the memories of our
adolescent years.
However, there is another skin condition which is similar in
some ways to that disorder, but more severe in its appearance.
It occurs on various parts of the body besides the face, and is
much more difficult to cure. It can appear at any time during
a person's life, although the disorder most often begins in
adolescence. This dermatological condition is called Acne.
Tip #1
It is impossible to avoid acne, although you can try to keep tabs
on it and prevent major eruptions. Simple remedies and solutions
abound, such as:
· eating a healthy diet,
· using water-based cosmetics,
· washing your face with non-irritating soap,
· avoid touching acne or other facial eruptions with your
hands and spreading infection further.
These simple methods may help you to keep a check on the
This book will elaborate more on the tips above
This book will, hopefully, give you the answers to all your
questions, including:
· What is acne?
· What are the various forms of acne?
· How can you treat each of these disorders?
· What causes acne?
It will focus especially on the most severe forms of acne and
the symptoms, and provide a comprehensive guide to the various
treatment options available.
In the next issue, you will learn, Who develops Acne?
All The Best, until next time!
Raymond Chua
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