Yeast acne

I recently filmed a video for my Brooke’s Beauty Bazaar Youtube Channel about exactly how to treat & clear fungal acne. Feel free to watch it here, or if you prefer– you can read the…

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Jenny Liu, MD FAAD , Skincare expert on Instagram: "Tips for managing “fungal acne”: Start with an anti-dandruff shampoo, use like a cleanser/body wash, leave on for few minutes then rinse off. Topical otc anti fungal creams may also be benefits However often the pityrosporum yeast is deeper in the hair follicles and require a course of oral medication for best response Drop any questions you have below #pityrosporumfolliculitis #fungalacne #acnecommunity #acnetips #dermatologist"

Fungal acne is completely different than regular acne. It is harder to treat, and requires a whole different set of products and techniques to beat it. In fact, regular acne treatments can actually make fungal acne worse! See our full article for more info!

Dr. Neera Nathan on Instagram: "Head & Shoulders is not just for dandruff. It contains pyrithione zinc, which is anti-fungal and antibacterial, making it one of the cheapest home remedies for a variety of skin conditions. For fungal acne: “Fungal” acne is actually malassezia (pityrisporum) folliculitis and is caused by the same yeast as dandruff. It presents as tiny, itchy monomorphic bumps on the forehead and hairline. H&S can be used as a face wash to help clear this condition. To use as…

Whenever we see any sort of bumps on the skin, we may think that is acne, However, it may not be techincally acne at all if the bumps are caused by a fungal infection. Here's how to tell if you have fungal acne and ways to treat it for good.

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Folliculitis, or fungal acne, is caused by an overgrowth of yeast that leads to itchy, inflamed hair follicles resembling regular acne.

156K views · 12K likes | Jaime Nicole on Instagram: "RECIPE: blend 2 cups of oats & mix with 2-4 tbsp of honey depending on your preferred texture. Honey is antifungal/ antibacterial so it will clear & prevent acne. Oats absorb excess oil (the gunk in hormonal acne) & act as a gentle exfoliator which is needed for new skin cell turnover!"