1. Avoid squeezing pimples with your hands to prevent inflammation from spreading. It's recommended to visit a professional beauty salon for extraction. Imagine an oil palm fruit: squeezing it releases more oil, and pressing can leave enlarged pores and scars on young, delicate skin.
2. Cleanse your face thoroughly with facial cleanser or soap morning and night to remove oil and maintain unclogged sebaceous glands.Limit washing to 2-3 times daily to avoid disrupting the natural lipid barrier. Overstimulating the skin only triggers increased sebum production. 3. Avoid cleansers containing exfoliating particles. Refrain from facial massages or exfoliation treatments at salons while inflammation persists. Even after inflammation subsides, limit massage duration during salon treatments and avoid targeting acne-affected areas.
4. Avoid oil-based cosmetics. Use sunscreen, concealer, and foundation with caution. Opt for astringent and anti-inflammatory toners. Even oily skin requires hydration to balance sebum production and improve texture.Limit spicy foods, lamb, greasy dishes, seafood, and other irritants.
6. Regulate gastrointestinal function and maintain regular bowel movements to aid recovery.
7. Prioritize rest, ensuring adequate sleep and a positive mental state.