And remember that acne isn’t a condition that is cured by a simple application of an acne medication. Acne isn’t cured, it’s controlled, it’s managed. Acne decides for itself when it is finished. Up to then you need to be active in managing it. Once you body says “enough” then it’s over. So best acne treatments are treatments which need to be continued as necessary. Don’t expect to just apply a treatment and “hey presto” no more acne. Sorry, it’s not that simple.

And adult acne? Which are best treatments for adult acne? Same answer. It depends. The best treatments for adult acne are same as best acne treatments for teenagers. They are treatments that work for you. After you have seen your doctor, had your acne checked out, tried one or more until you find one that works, and then settled on that one. Then you’ve found YOUR best acne cure.

And, one final suggestion, don’t buy a suggested acne cure, apply it for a week and expect that your acne will be gone. It’s not that easy. Apply product for at least 2 or 3 months, or longer as recommended, before you make any judgements. Acne takes a long time to develop, and a long time to control. Even best acne treatments on market take quite a while to work. And remember to apply them exactly as recommended.

So, in closing, what are best acne treatments? See you doctor, then test and try until you find one for you. Most of them work for some, and none of them work for everyone.

But we all know that blackheads can be persistent, so how to get rid of blackheads that are more stubborn? Aggressive manipulation of skin is never good, and so tips for removing blackheads include above all else a gentle touch. Before attempting to squeeze a blackhead, open up your pores by steaming your face, and then use a blackhead remover or some clean tissue to remove blockage. Remember – best way to remove blackheads is to be gentle! An overly heavy hand will only force blockage deeper into skin, causing dreaded zits! Surely squeezing isn’t worth that!