Every spot, (purge or breakout) has its roots coming from deep down in the skin, you know that place that is not visible to the naked eye.

As mentioned above, the male skin, on average, is about 20-25% thicker than the female skin as it contains more collagen and has a tighter and firmer look.

As we move from summer to fall, temperatures and humidity will drop quickly, so the skin will have to work harder to maintain adequate hydration as cold weather and winds start to kick in. This can lead to cracks in the outer skin layer, loss of hydration, and inflammation all of which can seriously impact the overall state of your skin health.

Acne is the most common condition that affects almost everybody at one stage or another in their lives.

It starts when greasy secretions from the skin's sebaceous glands (oil glands) plug the tiny openings of hair follicles (plugged pores). If the openings are large, the clogs take the form of blackheads: small, flat spots with dark centers. If the openings stay small, the clogs take the form of whiteheads: small, flesh-colored bumps. Both types of plugged pores can develop into swollen, tender inflammations or pimples or deeper lumps or nodules.