Skincare for Acne
The foundation of good skincare for acne is to give the skin the right conditions to do its job and repair itself.
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ResetThe causes of acne are numerous and can affect most people at some point in their lives. From occasional minor breakouts to more long-term skin concerns. The foundation of good acne skincare is giving the skin the right conditions to do its job and repair itself. BIOpH Acne Prone Active Solution is a product that creates these conditions by removing what shouldn’t be on the skin. Complete your routine with our facial cleanser and facial moisturizer for the best results.
How do you choose good products for acne?
Overproduction of sebum and dead skin cells can cause inflammation in the pores, leading to blackhead breakouts. Good acne-fighting products cleanse and moisturize the skin without causing additional pore congestion. That is, non-comedogenic products.
BIOpH's complete product line for acne-prone skin was developed in collaboration with dermatologists. The line consists of three products;
BIOpH Acne Prone Facial Cleanser
Start by using our foaming, fragrance-free cleanser. It helps maintain the skin's moisture balance, reduces excess sebum, and leaves the skin feeling clean and refreshed.
BIOpH Acne Prone Active Solution
Next, mix our Acne Prone Active Solution using the included three-part kit: Active Solution powder, an activation bottle, and a measuring scoop. This product can be used either as a spot treatment or across the entire face, eliminating stubborn and recurring blemishes while soothing the skin, evening out skin tone, and restoring a radiant glow.
BIOpH Acne Prone Facial Moisturizer
Finish your skincare routine with our nourishing Acne Prone Facial Moisturizer cream. It is a lightweight, gentle moisturizer that won't clog pores—specially developed for those with oily, acne-prone, and sensitive skin.
What is acne-prone skin and how do you take care of it?
Acne-prone skin is characterized by overproduction of sebum (fat) and clogged pores. It can lead to breakouts of pimples and recurring blemishes. People with acne-prone skin often find that their skin is sensitive and easily becomes irritated and inflamed.
A skincare routine should consist of a gentle facial cleanser to remove makeup and oil, plus an active treatment product that deeply cleanses the pores and removes dead skin cells. It is important to moisturize with a non-comedogenic moisturizer.
Special cream for acne
BIOpHs moisturizer contains soothing ingredients and was developed in collaboration with skin therapists. Its lightweight formula means the cream is quickly absorbed by the skin without clogging pores or feeling greasy. When choosing an acne cream, it is important that it does not contain ingredients such as oil, which can clog pores, or fragrance, which can irritate the skin.
BIOpH - a Swedish patented innovation
BIOpH Acne Prone Active Solution is based on a patented Swedish innovation. The foundation of the treatment is a powder that activates upon contact with water, creating a chemical reaction—a sort of oxygen explosion. The solution penetrates thoroughly and deep-cleans effectively while removing dead skin cells. It creates a skin environment that gives skin the best possible conditions for a normal, healthy state.
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions & Answers
What should I do to get rid of acne?
Acne is a common problem, but there is help available. Use products specially formulated for acne-prone skin. Wash your face a maximum of twice a day with a gentle facial cleanser. Exfoliate and deep-clean regularly, then moisturize with a non-greasy cream. The products should be non-comedogenic, meaning they will not clog your pores. Avoid picking at blemishes, as this can worsen inflammation.
Why do people get acne on the face?
One of the causes of acne is overproduction of sebum (fat) produced by the sebaceous glands. Sebum clogs the pores and blocks the hair follicles. Bacteria collect in the clogged pores and cause inflammation and pustules, pimples. We have the most sebaceous glands on the face and back, which is why acne is most common there.
What causes acne?
Acne is caused by overproduction of sebum (fat) in the hair follicles. The hair follicles become clogged with sebum and dead skin cells, along with bacteria that cause inflammation. Acne can be triggered by several factors such as genetics, hormones, diet, and stress. Makeup and skincare products that are comedogenic (pore-clogging) can also cause acne. Therefore, use non-comedogenic products formulated for acne-prone skin.
What is the difference between acne and blackheads?
Acne and blackheads can be the same thing, but they don’t have to be. Blackheads are the raised bumps you see on the skin when a hair follicle becomes clogged with sebum (oil) and dead skin cells. A pore plug forms inside the blackhead. The hair follicle often becomes inflamed. If you have acne, you will usually have many blackheads in an area such as the face or back. When people refer to blackheads, they usually mean single inflamed hair follicles.
Can acne disappear?
Yes, it is possible to get rid of acne. Mild acne often goes away on its own, but there are ways to speed up the process. With the right products and treatments, you can reduce the likelihood of breakouts, clear up infections, and prevent long-term skin damage in the form of scarring. Use products specially formulated for acne-prone skin.
Why have I suddenly gotten chiggers?
Pimples can affect people of all ages, and there can be several different causes behind them. Hormones, stress, cosmetics, and diet can all cause pimples. Hormonal imbalance and stress are two common triggering factors. Different stages of life, such as puberty, menopause, or pregnancy, can alter the body's hormones. This can cause overproduction of sebum (fat) in the skin, which can lead to pimples.
Why have I suddenly gotten blisters?
Pimples can affect people of all ages, and there can be several underlying causes. Hormones, stress, cosmetics and diet can all cause pimples. Hormonal imbalance and stress are two common triggering factors. Different stages of life, such as puberty, menopause or pregnancy, can alter the body's hormone levels. This can cause overproduction of sebum (fat) in the skin, which can lead to pimples.
Can you get acne from stress?
Stress affects our bodies more than many people realize. When stressed, our bodies produce more hormones. Among these are hormones that stimulate oil production from the sebaceous glands — which clogs pores and triggers breakouts. Occasional mild stress is not harmful to the body and does not trigger acne. But long-term stress can worsen the situation if you have acne-prone skin.