Breakout Skin After Facial? Don't Panic, Here's How to Overcome It

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"Post-Facial Breakout Skin? Don't Panic, Here's How to Overcome It"

"Dream - Facial treatment can make the skin feel fresher and more moisturized. Sometimes, after a facial, the skin may actually break out and become irritated. If this happens, you may need to reconsider the type of facial treatment used."

Breakout Skin After Facial? Don't Panic, Here's How to Overcome It

The emergence of acne after a facial is only temporary and will not make the skin worse than before. "It is not uncommon for acne to occur after a facial, but this is not the desired outcome and is only temporary," said Ian Michael Crumm, Celebrity Esthetician. It should be noted that the purpose of a facial itself is to improve the appearance and health of the skin. However, there are indeed several factors in the facial process that can make the skin more sensitive with the emergence of acne. Therefore, you need to find out why the skin reacts like that after a facial.

Reasons for Acne-Prone Skin After Facial

If you do a facial treatment and the next day acne and irritation appear, there are factors that cause that condition to occur. "Facials can cause acne because the skin is deeply cleansed and various products are applied during the facial," said Crumm.

The process stimulates the skin and brings dirt to the surface, eventually causing acne. In addition, extraction or the use of certain products during a facial can also cause irritation and acne.

Crumm added if the facial is done improperly, it can have an impact on the skin that can cause acne, inflammation, and rough skin texture. "Avoid harsh exfoliators, acids, and lasers that can cause irritation and acne on sensitive skin," says Crumm.

"How to Overcome Post-Facial Acne"

It is important to avoid additional irritation to the skin after a facial. Stop using acids and exfoliation until the condition improves.

Crumm suggests using a gentle facial cleanser to remove dirt without peeling the skin, and using a noncomedogenic moisturizer. "If acne still appears, it is recommended not to touch or squeeze it, Sahabat Dream," he said. It is recommended to use products that can strengthen the skin barrier to address skin reactions to facial treatments. You can use skincare products that contain salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide on acne-prone areas.

"How to Prevent Acne After Facial"
1. Facial Place Research

Find the right facial place according to your skin needs. Make sure the place uses the correct products and techniques. Choose a beauty expert or skincare specialist with a good reputation and experience who understands different skin types and issues.

2. Consult with the Expert

"Before undergoing a facial, it is recommended to consult with a dermatologist first to determine the products that are suitable for your skin issues. Crumm suggests speaking with the beauty expert about your skin sensitivity and allergies, so that they can adjust the appropriate facial treatment."

3. Avoid Extractions on the First Facial

If this is your first time trying a facial and your skin is sensitive, it is best to avoid facials with excessive extractions. Start with a simple and basic facial first.

4. Post Facial Treatment

After a facial, continue with a skincare routine using products that do not cause irritation for a few days to give the skin time to adjust and reduce the risk of acne formation. Facial involves more steps than daily skincare routine. So, the skin needs a few days of rest with light treatment.

5. Product Testing

"If you have sensitive skin but still want to do a facial, Crumm suggests discussing with a beauty expert to try out unfamiliar products before doing a full facial. Dream.co.id is available on WhatsApp Channel, follow to get the latest information at this link https:\/\/bit.ly\/DreamcoidWAChannel. Report: Aisyah Cryshanty\/ Source: Skincare.com"

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