How to get rid of acne around mouth

Acne can appear almost anywhere on the body, but most often done in the area of ​​the skin oilier. Acne can manifest as blackheads, whiteheads or pustules, also known as pimples. Practice daily care of your skin to remove these defects of your cheeks and your mouth.

Instructions

Avoid irritants that may worsen your acne in those areas. Do not touch your face, or lean it against your hands, do not let your hair fall on your face, prevents the phone receiver touches your skin. Avoid eating foods that may create more greasy oil accumulation in your mouth.

 
Wash your face daily to remove oil, dirt and bacteria. Wash your face once a day if you have dry skin, and twice a day if you have oily skin. Choose any oil-free lotion containing wash your face acne medication such as salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide.
 
Apply face cream after washing your skin. Choose one that is oil-and specifically to treat acne that is also anti-comedogenic, which means they do not cover facial pores. Use just enough to cover the entire face with a thin layer of cream.
 
Uses a treatment located in the area where you have acne after moisturize. Choose counter cream that contains salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. Apply a thin layer on each pimple or black spot. Be careful not to swallow when applied around your mouth.
 
Do not pick or squeeze pimples yourself. Tighten black point can irritate the skin, the bacteria spread over the surface of the face and causing scabs and scars. Be patient with your care regimen and allow curing acne.
 
Avoid using makeup to cover acne. If you have to use it, look for a brand that anti-comedogenic. Some products also have properties to help combat acne outbreaks.

Tips and Warnings

Consult a dermatologist for treatment of acne professional if your condition worsens or if the counter medications do not help you fight.