Why are pimples so red, swollen, hard and big that they are hard to get rid of?

Acne is quite common in daily life, and there are many forms of acne. One type of acne is red, swollen, hard, and relatively large, which has a great impact on a person's appearance, and sometimes it is difficult to recover. Even after the acne is removed, it may leave ugly acne marks. There are many causes of such acne, which are related to the excessive secretion of the body's own sebaceous glands. In addition, if you have a poor diet and often eat spicy and irritating foods, it may cause such symptoms. You must actively adjust your body in daily life and seek timely treatment.

1. Overdeveloped sebaceous glands

The skin is relatively oily, the sebaceous glands are overdeveloped, and the sebum secretion is too strong, which can easily lead to skin problems such as clogged pores and poor oil drainage. If the pores are clogged and the skin continues to secrete sebum, the sebum will accumulate in the pores, causing bulges and pimples. This is one of the reasons why people with oily skin are often prone to acne. This situation can easily lead to a vicious cycle, causing acne to appear again and again.

2. Digestive system problems

If a person suffers from long-term constipation, chronic diarrhea, excessive stomach acid, ulcers, etc., he or she has digestive system problems. This will cause toxins to accumulate in the body and waste cannot be discharged normally. This situation often occurs when acne appears around the mouth or on the cheeks. If the fundamental problem of the digestive system is not improved, acne will continue to recur.

3. Excessive stress and emotions

Mental factors such as high pressure from work and life, and mood swings are also causes of recurring acne. High stress, excessive emotional fluctuations, extreme joy and sorrow are all major causes of endocrine disorders. If endocrine disorders are not fundamentally adjusted, once other inducing factors are encountered, acne will disappear and reappear.

4. Ignore acne after it occurs

Many people believe that acne can go away on its own, especially those in adolescence. They think that acne is normal during adolescence, so they leave it alone and wait for it to heal on its own. In fact, acne is a chronic inflammatory skin disease. If left unchecked, it can easily lead to infection and inflammation, eventually leaving acne marks and scars, which greatly affect appearance. The correct approach should be to pay enough attention to acne immediately after it appears to prevent it from getting worse.

5. Seasonal Change

When the humidity rises suddenly during a season change, the conduction code of sebaceous gland secretion may temporarily fail, which can also cause acne. If treated properly, it will disappear after a few days, but if not treated properly, it will recur. Secondly, seasonal changes may also cause a sudden drop in temperature, which can lead to metabolic abnormalities. If not adjusted in time, it can also cause acne.

6. Improper skin cleansing

After sweating or applying makeup, if the skin is not cleaned promptly and thoroughly, the keratin will accumulate too thickly, causing the pores to be blocked and acne to form. If improper cleaning methods are not improved, acne problems will continue.

7. Don’t over-exfoliate, and don’t be too lazy

The skin also undergoes normal metabolism, so over a period of time, old and dead skin cells will gradually accumulate, like a wall, which can easily cause pores to become clogged. Therefore, many friends often have the habit of exfoliating. This is the right thing to do, as it can avoid skin problems caused by accumulation of dead skin cells. However, don't over-exfoliate. Excessive exfoliation can cause the skin to become thinner, dry, flaky and sensitive. Sensitive skin has very weak resistance. Once the skin is infected by bacteria or improper products are used, it is very easy to cause acne. To learn more about skin care, makeup techniques and fashion matching, please call Kejia skin care teacher at 3537 16888.

8. Bad personal life and hygiene habits

Small personal habits such as always staying up late, not changing clothes in time after sweating, hair often covering the forehead, often eating spicy food, smoking, drinking, etc. can cause acne. These personal habits are also the least noticeable. When people continue to ignore them, acne will continue to have opportunities to take advantage. If we are not careful in our daily life, acne will always come to visit us. Therefore, we must always be prepared to prevent acne and not wait until acne appears before taking measures. Only by knowing more about the basic knowledge of skin and understanding the basic principles of acne can we use the correct method to keep acne out at the right time.