Battling with Acne in your 30s? You’re Not Alone!

Skincare Solution

At thirty-two, I’m struggling with acne, mainly along my jawline. Is there anything that can be done to reduce it? Could hormones potentially be the cause of this skin issue?

Although my co-worker’s comfort was appreciated, I will never forget when she said something that has stayed with me ever since: “Do you know what zits are? They’re big billboards on your face saying, ‘I’m young!'”

This is a key reminder to keep in mind: chances are no one else notices or pays attention to your breakouts. All people see is the glowing skin of youth, and it won’t be long before we’ll look back nostalgically and think, “My goodness, I looked beautiful!” So make sure you appreciate those moments while they last!

Despite the potential cause of your breakouts, which are usually caused by hormones on some level and worsened when wearing a mask, here’s what I suggest you do.

1. Be Patient

Although it can be tempting to utilize a hard-hitting solution when dealing with problem skin, such extreme measures may actually worsen breakouts. Instead, keep your face clear and clean twice daily with gentle cleansers.

• Bakuchiol Cleanser

2. Utilize Gentle Acid Treatments

Alpha hydroxy and salicylic acids work together to keep your pores clear from dirt, oils, and old skin cells—the source of all breakouts. But that’s not all: these powerful agents are also great for maintaining a youthful complexion, regardless of your age! So what are you waiting for? Start using acids on your skin now to gain maximum benefits.

Use Every Single Day:

Whenever you’re in need of a nutrient-rich, calming skincare product—be it after cleansing or a workout—this Lavender Niacinamide Pore Minimizer Tonique is the perfect solution. Its unique formula helps reduce pore size and keep your skin refreshed throughout even the longest days!

Utilizing More Potent Acids on a Weekly Basis:

Azelaic Acid Booster is a multi-purpose cream-gel solution that makes blemishes disappear, soothes bumps, reduces redness, and fades post-breakouts. This revolutionary formula also helps you achieve an even skin tone in no time!

4. Incorporate Vitamin C Into Your Morning Routine

Topical vitamin C not only brightens, evens, and enhances the complexion of all skin types but also has a gentle exfoliating effect. It’s best to avoid using it within twenty-four hours after applying strong acids, such as peel pads, and if you’re incorporating mild daily acid usage, start slowly for optimal results. Without fail, topical Vitamin C can significantly improve your skin, whether or not breakouts are present.

If you’re dealing with uneven skin texture and blemishes, Vitamin C can help to even out your complexion. Not only does it offer gentle sun-shielding protection, but I firmly believe that Vitamin C is the best ingredient to reach for if you want to improve the appearance of your skin.

– Vitamin C Serum

5. Embrace the Power of Moisturizer!

During the 1980s, when it became popular for beauty products to label themselves as “oil-free,” those with oily and acne-prone skin were left feeling anxious and uncertain. Although mineral oil is something that should be avoided if you have experienced breakouts in the past, there are other oils that can actually help to improve problematic skin types—even those prone to excess oiliness!

Even if you have an oily complexion, moisture is essential for healthy skin. The oil-based Bakuchiol Moisturizer provides the perfect amount of hydration without leaving a greasy residue; it’s no wonder why so many people with acne-prone or oily skin love it! And for those who want intense nourishment without any additional shine, Kojic Acid is ideal; its anti-aging properties help reduce tyrosinase and melanin levels while being safe enough to use daily over long periods of time.

6. Mineral Sunscreen Is Essential

Chemical sunscreens are some of the harshest ingredients in cosmetics, and irritation is a key contributor to skin blemishes. Therefore, it’s best to steer clear from chemical sunscreen altogether; this includes tinted moisturizers and foundations with SPF as well.

Before you buy any product labeled with SPF, check out its “active ingredient” box at the back; if anything other than titanium dioxide or zinc oxide appears on it then that means you’re dealing with chemical-based sunscreen – don’t risk it!

Mineral sunscreens offer the perfect balance of gentleness for your skin. Zinc oxide, which is used in baby-bottom cream, has now been modified to suit a wide range of SPF ratios, allowing it to spread easily on your skin! I’m also fond of tinted moisturizers; they help enhance any complexion with minimal effort. These formulas are truly magnificent, no matter who you are!

7. Make Sure Your Concealer Is Always Fresh

After countless trials and errors, I’ve learned that my go-to for concealing a breakout is the 2nd Skin Concealer. A little bit goes such a long way—it almost makes the blemish disappear! For better-staying power, opt for dry powder concealer instead of liquid, as this tends to melt off your skin more quickly. You’ll be amazed at how much of an impact just a tiny amount can have on your complexion.

If you’re looking for the perfect concealer, opt for one with a thicker and dryer consistency that is high in pigment. You don’t want to go overboard; use only as much as needed over areas of redness or acne spots using a brush, then lightly pat (not rub) it until the blemish disappears like magic!