You may be under the impression that acne only affects teenagers, but actually clinical studies have shown that up to 40% of adults aged 20-40 have some form of acne. Acne can vary in severity from small pimples to large, cystic, painful lumps and it can also contribute to feelings …
Acne is an issue that we speak to our customers about on an almost daily basis, and although most of them suffer mostly from acne on their faces, some of them have it elsewhere, with the most common ‘other place’ being their back. Here, we look at some of the …
Acne is one of the most common facial skin conditions, affecting up to 80% of people in the UK in their teen years, according to the NHS website. Fortunately, most people grow out of it, with just 5% of sufferers dealing with breakouts beyond the age of 25, but even …
Being a teenager can be fun, boring, exciting, exhausting and everything in between. Add acne into the mix and that can be one thing too many to deal with. Selfies need to be filtered, make up has to be maxed out and if a date is coming up, it might …
There is nothing more disheartening than having to use an eye cream as well as spot cream as part of a grown up beauty regime. Popular belief is that acne is something suffered by teenagers, but the reality can be quite different. Problem skin can affect anyone at any age and …
