Name that Spot
You might be having a breakout or just a single zit. But do you know exactly what kind of blemish you’re facing? Knowing what you’re up against is the first step to treating your acne.
Whiteheads appear on your skin when blocked pores close up, creating small white bumps on the surface. They are not yet infected, and are neither swollen nor red.
Blackheads
Blackheads form when pores clogged with oil do not close up. When exposed to air, the blocked pore turns black, creating the tiny black dots you see on your skin.
Inflamed Pimples
Pimples appear when a clogged pore gets infected by bacteria, making skin inflamed, red and sore. They can form either on the surface or much deeper in your skin, and can sometimes be filled with pus.
The Dirt on Blackheads
Avoiding close-ups because of those nasty blackheads? Find out what’s going on so you can take the spotlight back.
Different Skin Types
Is your skin oily, dry, combination, sensitive or normal? Knowing the answer to this important question can help you pick the right products and cleansing routines, and take better care of your skin.