Some people may think that the more skincare products they use, the more optimal the results will be. It's not surprising that some people use serum in layers to speed up the results. However, this can actually trigger the growth of stubborn acne. Too many skincare formulas can clog the pores and cause acne to appear. In addition, not all skincare products can be used together. The combination of improper ingredients can make the skin acne-prone, red, and irritated.

There are many new products that emerge, which may often tempt you to try them. This can unintentionally lead you to frequently change your skincare routine. Well, this habit can also trigger the growth of acne, which disrupts your appearance. Generally, the skin needs time to adapt to the skincare products used. Using different skincare formulas too often can have negative effects on the skin, such as irritation or the appearance of acne.

Feeling like your skincare doesn't work optimally, even though you've chosen the one that suits your skin type? Hold on a second. Try to pay attention to how you apply the product. Double-check, have you washed your hands before touching your face? Don't underestimate it, because hands can be a medium for transferring bacteria. Skincare contaminated with bacteria on the hands clearly cannot work optimally and instead triggers acne growth. So, pay attention to this one thing again, okay!

Lately, there have been many skincare products with bottle packaging accompanied by a dropper for application. For example, serum. So, do you use the dropper until it touches the skin? In fact, the skincare dropper should not touch the skin because it can risk transferring bacteria from the skin to the dropper. Now, the bacteria in the dropper can contaminate the entire contents of the skincare product. This is what causes acne to appear even though you have been using the right skincare routine.