Acne Myths That Secretly Make Breakouts Worse

Описание: Breakouts can feel random, but many “common sense” skincare habits can quietly backfire. In this video, we unpack surprising acne and skincare myths, then build a simple, realistic pimple plan you can actually follow—whether you’re dealing with occasional pimples or stubborn acne-prone skin.

You’ll learn:
The biggest acne myths (and what to do instead)
Why overwashing, harsh scrubs, and “drying it out” can make skin angrier
How to choose products for oily skin, sensitive skin, or combination skin
What “non-comedogenic” really means and how to read labels
How to layer a basic routine (cleanser, moisturizer, sunscreen) without irritation
When spot treatments help, and when they just cause redness
Lifestyle factors that may affect breakouts (stress, sleep, sweat, friction) without blaming you

This is an educational guide focused on safer, evidence-informed skincare habits and practical decision-making—so you can avoid wasting money on trends and keep your routine consistent.

Educational disclaimer: This video is for general education only and is not medical advice. Skincare reactions vary by person. If you have painful cystic acne, scarring, signs of infection, or symptoms that persist, consult a licensed dermatologist or healthcare professional. Patch test new products and follow product directions.

Watch to the end for the “pimple plan” checklist that helps you troubleshoot breakouts step-by-step and know what to change first (and what to stop doing).

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