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There is a false myth running that only oily-skinned people are likely to develop acne. Well, this is definitely wrong! Acne does not choose victims on such criteria; yet in certain cases, people with oily skin are more affected by this dermatological condition. Bacteria, hormonal changes, an unhealthy diet and a chaotic lifestyle could make the right premises for a dry acne skin outburst. Before starting any targeted treatment, it is important to identify the causes behind the acne problem. Yet, a double treatment is necessary most of the time: one for the skin dryness and another to eliminate acne.
Good moisturizing is the key to treating dry acne skin, because you thus protect the natural skin barrier against all sorts of factors. The lotions and creams you use ought to contain some very soothing agents like aloe vera for instance that is good both for acne and for skin dryness. In case you do not have a single product to use for both aspects of the condition, don't ignore the huge therapeutic protection of home remedies. Let's take the case of callendula: this herb has a powerful antibacterial impact, eliminating the acne flareups as well as tissue healing and soothing properties to prevent and treat excessive dryness.
Depending on the condition of the dry acne skin, the doctor may also prescribe the use of oral medication besides the topical remedies. Depending on the ointment, you could extend the topical use to larger skin portions besides the face for instance. In case you have acne extended on other parts of the body, clothing and hygiene rules are just as important as proper tissue hydration. If you choose well, clothes could be a comfort, but if the wrong materials are used, dry acne skin could aggravate; therefore, cotton should be preferred over any other synthetic fabric.
In summertime people with dry acne skin face all sorts of challenges. On the one hand it is easier to deal with the dryness because the air is more humid and tissues retain moisture better, and on the other, it creates the right environment for an acne skin outburst. Try to remain consistent and persistent in the treatment of dry acne skin regardless of season. Use cleansers that are alcohol free and find products that clean and disinfect without drying the tissues.
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