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Kate R.

Dec 16, 2012

Kate R.

Oily skin is an over production in your sebaceous glands. Picking he acne will def make it worse and can cause scarring. It's best to I've your pimples to help with redness and inflammation 

Kate R.

Dec 16, 2012

Kate R.

Ice**

Amy E.

Dec 16, 2012

Amy E.

Yes she has acne because if her oily skin but she has oily skin just because she has oily skin. Nothing causes it other than the fact that people with oily skin have overactive sebaceous glands. Some people are lucky enough not to have oily skin while others, like myself, are not so lucky. Although they do say that if you have oily skin you will age better! :p

Shayna K.

Dec 16, 2012

Shayna K.

Oily skin does NOT cause acne. Genetics do. Acne is not bios towards and skin type. Taking proper care if your skin treats and prevents breakouts and wrinkles. I have very dry skin and if I don't take care of it, my pores clog super easy. P. acnes are the bacteria that are attracted to dead skin trapped in the oils in your pores. In response, your skin gets irritated, red and swollen with those nasty bumps we all hate. Picking at them causes the bacteria to spread and infect. Her best bet is to keep her face clean, hydrated and not mess with it at all.

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