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    Who knew crow’s feet, fine lines and acne would strike all at the same time? While combating wrinkles is more straightforward, treating adult acne is tricky — mainly because it’s different from the breakouts of adolescence past. Learn how to tackle adult acne head-on with these 10 skin care tips.
    Often confused with acne, scalp folliculitis is a condition that causes the scalp and hairline to erupt with white heads and blemish-like bumps, leaving the skin inflamed and sensitive. Whether mild or severe, read up on essential treatment tips here.
    When it comes to menopause, it’s hard enough coping with hormonal hot flashes and mood swings, let alone skin problems. Fortunately, with the right skin care routine you can combat the adult acne and rosacea that often accompanies menopause. Read on for effective solutions.
    Acne is one of the most common — and frustrating — skin conditions, affecting men and women of all ages and skin types. Here are 25 articles that offer clear-cut insight on everything acne-related: what causes blemishes, effective ingredients for fighting breakouts and how to develop a skin-clearing regimen that’s right for you.
    Acne is a complicated skin condition that brings more than unwanted blemishes; it’s often accompanied by emotional side effects. Don’t let frustration prevent you from overcoming acne. Read on to learn about the triggers and types of acne as well as effective treatment options.
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