Heal Your Skin author Dr. Ava Shamban warned: "If you are acne-prone, absolutely face-touching can lead to breakouts. For more products acne sufferers swear by, click here and here. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at tips the-sun. You can WhatsApp us on We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours. Jump directly to the content. Sign in.
All Football. If you've heard it once, you've heard it a million times: Your hands come into contact with tons of things on a daily basis — doorknobs, greasy cell phone screens, etc.
However, toss in the fact that you may be loading up on heavy hand creams during the winter, and you've got a recipe for acne. Additionally, dealing with flaky or wind-chapped skin can sometimes mean that your first line of defense aka acne products may end up doing more harm than good. More on that in a bit. The truth is, dry skin causes about 50 percent of the acne I treat.
Simply avoid standing under a scalding shower head for longer than you need to; trust us, your body will thank you. How does this differ from what you reach for the other days a year? Worrying and other forms of emotional stress can also trigger a breakout.
Making time for activities that mellow you out—stuff like exercise, yoga and meditation—may ease your anxiety and help you avoid stress pimples. Contact us at letters time. By Markham Heid. Nothing much blooms in winter, but pimples may be an exception.
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