Wednesday, May 18, 2016

Personalized Skin Care Tips

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Personalized Skin Care Tips
By Angela Palmer
Got extra oily skin, or does your skin tend to stay on the dry side?  Maybe your skin is super sensitive.  Or you're a teen needing specialized skin care.

Knowing how to care for your specific skin type will help you get the best results from your acne treatment medications (and help your skin look and feel healthier too).

 

Caring for Your Oily Skin 
Acne and oily skin go hand-in-hand.  But you can control oily shine, and help reduce blemishes with these oil-fighting tips.
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Caring for Your Dry Skin 
Not everyone with acne has oily skin, though.  Blemishes can happen even in dry skin types.  The trouble is, acne medications can make your dry skin even drier.  Here's how you can combat that.
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Acne-Busting Skin Care Tips for Teens 

Teenage skin has different needs than adult skin.  These tips will help you take great care of your skin while busting those pimples.  (Not quite a teen yet?  Here are some tips just for you: Skin Care Tips for Preteens.)

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Treating Acne In Your Sensitive Skin 
Treating acne when you have sensitive skin presents special challenges.  Here's how you can do it while keeping skin irritation to a minimum.
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