Chest Acne Prevention and Treatment

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Your Guide to the Prevention and Treatment of Chest Acne

Acne was once believed to be the burden of adolescents . We now know that nearly 80% of people ages 11-30 will have at least one acne breakout in their lifetime. Many will have multiple breakouts in their lifetime, and the affect of this is both physical as well as psychological.


Roughly 54% percent of the female and 41% of the male population in their adulthood suffer from various forms of acne. For many, the most troubling form is chest acne.

What Causes Chest Acne? 


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Bodies become prone to acne for a variety of reasons such as :

  • Hormonal change

  • Medications

  • Genetics

  • Perspiration trapped within synthetic clothing

  • Increased exposure to pollutants

  • Prolonged emotional distress

  • Friction caused by wearing tight non-breathable garments

  • Exposure to grease in a work environment
  • What Can be Done to Prevent Chest Acne? 


    1. Wear loose breathable fabrics such as cotton.


    2. Wash the affected area daily in a gentle manner, making sure to use a mild soap.


    3. Avoid actions which will irritate the skin such as picking and scratching at the affected area.


    4. Add a 50/50 water vinegar rinse to your wash cycle. This will help remove perspiration and soap residue that begins to build up on the fibers of your clothing.


    5. Always use sunscreen when going outdoors.


    6. Eat a diet rich in antioxidants to combat the environmental hazards your skin encounters daily.


    7. Drink plenty of water.


    8. Limit sun exposure. Many people believe tanning cures acne. This is simple a myth. Tanning merely masks the condition by changing the contract between the acne and your skin. In some cases tanning may actually irritate your skin and increase your acne.


    If your acne condition is severe or does not abate after make lifestyle changes, you may consider using an over the counter acne treatment system. In worst cases, it is best to consult a physician.

    Sulfur: A Natural Treatment for Acne 

    Sulfur is a mineral found within springs and volcanic craters. It is also present within our bodies and found in many of the foods we eat.


    Sulfur can be found in many topical over-the-counter acne medicines.


    Dead Sea salt has a high concentration of sulfur as well as 21 other minerals which are beneficial to your skin. Making a natural chest acne treatment as easy as soaking in a bath.


    If you're interested in pursuing a natural remedy consider either Dead Sea salt or Dead Sea mud. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!




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    About Dead Sea Mud 

    The "black mud" from the bottom of the Dead Sea Lake is very well known for it's healing properties. The Black mud is applied carefully on your wounds. Black mud can do miracles for your skin. Without using creams, cortisone or antibiotics, the Dead Sea combination of mud salt and sun has been particularly successful in treating severe skin complaints.


    Known since biblical times for its rejuvenating effect on the skin, Black mud stimulates the blood circulation and has been found effective in the treatment of rheumatism.


    The rich black mud, is comprised of layers of sedimentary clay formed over thousands of years. Captured within is an extremely high concentration of minerals it is scientifically proven to be essential to the maintenance of healthy skin.


    The Dead Sea Mud is known for centuries for its apability to rejuvenate and balance skin cells, giving it a superb healthy look and feel.

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