WHAT’S ACNE and ACNE ROSACEA?
Knowing that you are not alone struggling with acne. I have so many people asking me about what's ACNE/ACNE ROSACEA? what's cause acne? And how long to get clear? 
I also know that dealing with acne is very emotional drainage and take away our confidence. I know because I been there and experienced it.  I hope these acne pieces of information is helpful and answer your questions. let's dig into the core of acne!

​What's acne?
Acne is an inherited condition of the pores, the acne-prone pores contain abnormally sticky skin cells, or cornea sites and are plagued with retention hyperkeratosis, which is an abundance of skin cells that shed rapidly. healthy pores shed about one layer of dead skin cells per day inside the pores. but acne-prone pores shed about five layers of dead skin cells per day, because the acne-prone pores experience both sticky cells and accelerated shedding the pores becomes clogged due to these two key factors the body has a difficult time keeping the pores clear once blockage occurs within the pores the anaerobic thrive without oxygen P acne‘s bacteria will proliferate.

​How long to get clear?
It takes up to 90 days for acne to form, and you may still have 90 days of acne that will surface. Using the right acne products will keep the new acne from forming that would surface for 90 days. In most cases take about 3 to 6 months to clear depending on your acne types. Some types of acne take longer to clear. 

What is Acne Rosacea?
Acne rosacea is a chronic, but treatable condition that primarily affects the central face, and is often characterized by flare-ups and remissions. It typically begins any time after age 30 as a flushing or redness on the cheeks, nose, chin, or forehead that may come and go. Over time, the redness tends to become ruddier and more persistent, and visible blood vessels may appear. Left untreated, bumps and pimples often develop, and in severe cases - particularly in men - the nose may grow swollen and bumpy from excess tissue. In many people the eyes are also affected, feeling irritated and appearing watery or bloodshot.
Although rosacea can affect all segments of the population, individuals with fair skin who tend to flush, or blush easily are believed to be at the greatest risk. The disorder is more frequently diagnosed in women but tends to be more severe in men. There is also evidence that rosacea may tend to run in families and may be especially prevalent in people of Northern or Eastern European descent. The hereditary backgrounds of people predisposed to rosacea tend to be countries where a national product is alcohol. This does not mean that people afflicted with rosacea always drink alcohol – it is a skin sensitivity that developed over many generations.

No one knows what causes rosacea, but there are some interesting theories:
• If a person is treated with medications that eradicate Helicobacter Pylori, the bacteria that is responsible for stomach ulcers, there have been some positive results. It seems that H. Pylori is the bacteria that is seen on the skin with those persons with rosacea rather than P. acnes bacteria that are responsible for acne breakouts.
• In some cases of rosacea, there is a proliferation of Demodex mites. They implant themselves into the wall of the hair follicle and make the skin swollen and red.
Rosacea Triggers Include
• The Sun
• Hot Weather
• Exercise
• Hot Baths
• Spicy Foods
• Indoor Heat
• Stress
• Wind
• Alcohol
• Cold Weather
• Humidity

ACNE myths:

• Diet (chocolate or fried food) • Cleanliness (soap and water) • Sex (or lack of it)

In my personal opinion what we eat shows on the skin, “garbage in garbage out” a healthy diet is important to help our body naturally immune system and our body naturally healing systems to fight off diseases and heals wounds in our body like acne. Healthy healing systems combined with good topical solution, serum to speed up the healing process more effective and faster results.

Grading the acne Adolescent Acne
Grade 1 - Blackheads
Grade 2 - Myriads of closed comedones
Grade 3 - The above, plus larger papule and pustules
Grade 4 - The above, plus nodules
Grade 5 - Acne Necrotic
Other types: Neonatal acne, cosmetic acne, senile acne, “the
picker”

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Are you experiencing skin troubles that won't disappear? Is your skin filled with irritating blemishes? Is your skin lacking the supple and glow in spite of all the trendy skincare and beauty products you've tried? Is your body trying to tell you something?

As a teenager in Laos, my facial and back skin was plagued with acne. Acne is a skin condition that causes different kinds of bumps to form on the surface of the skin. These bumps include: whiteheads, blackheads, and pimples. ​