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1.) Can you get (catch) acne from other people?
Answer: While certain types of acne do contain a bacterium, it is located in the hair follicles under
your skin and can not be transmitted through contact. So no, touching or kissing someone with
acne will not cause you to develop acne.
2.) If both my parents had acne does that mean I will develop acne?
Answer: Studies show that heredity does play an important role in determining who develops
acne. So children of parents who had or have acne are at a grater risk then others. It should be
noted that as with any disease just because you have a family history, does not guarantee you will
get it; only that you have a much great chance then someone with no family history.
3.) Does eating or drinking certain foods cause acne?
Answer: Over the years studies have suggested everything from chocolate, candy, fried foods,
sugar, drinking water, orange juice to milk can cause you to develop acne or make existing acne
worse. However their is no scientific evidence to support any such results. There are so many
factors effecting acne development that it is very difficult to isolate any one cause. So whether or
not to avoid certain foods or drinks is really just an individual preference. If you find your skin
reacts negatively to certain foods, then just don't eat or drink it.
4.) Does dirt on my skin cause acne?
Answer: Having proper hygiene will help with healthy skin. However dirty skin will not cause acne,
but anybody with acne should be extra vigilant in having a good cleansing routine. Over washing
can irritate your skin and make it more vulnerable to infection. Washing with a gentle cleanser will
help reduce skin cell build up and keep your skin looking at its best. So find a balance and try not
to over wash.
5.) Does stress cause acne?
Answer: Stress has been shown to make acne worse, not directly cause it. So if you suffer from
acne you should be aware of how you react under stress and develop ways to help manage and
keep it under control. This will not only help with controlling your acne but also benefit your over
all health.
6.) Can you develop acne once you are out of your teens?

2. Answer: The simple answer is yes. In fact many people who never experienced acne as a teen
can develop it in their 30, 40, and 50's.
7.) Does make up or sunscreen make acne worse?
Answer: Certain products that are overly greasy and thick can plug the skins follicles leading to the
development of acne. Not all products affect everyone the same way, so while you many develop
acne using one product someone else may not. If you are prone to acne you will need to be extra
careful with what you put on your skin. Try to always use oil free products and also test a small
amount on a patch of skin for a few days before using it all over.
8.) Will exercising affect my acne?
Answer: While it is still unclear why this happens, vigorous exercising that causes your body to
heat up and sweat does seem to cause acne to get worse for certain people. One theory is that
exercise increases the production of sebum, the oil that when to much is produced can lead to
acne.
9.) Can a facial help with acne?
Answer: There is no easy way to answer this question. The term facial is used to describe
everything from an over the counter product you buy from a drug store and do it yourself to
something done at an expensive spa for hundreds of dollars. The bottom line is anything that
might irritate your skin can make your acne worse.
10.) Why does my acne stop responding to my current treatment?
Answer: Acne medication, like all medications can become less effective over time as your body
builds a resistance to them. It might be necessary to use acne treatment regiments on a rotational
basis for optimum effectiveness.
Mark MacKay is a researcher, marketer, and former Acne sufferer. For more information on Acne
Myths, Causes, Types of Acne, Acne Treatments, Skin Care, Adult Acne, Teen Acne, Acne
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