AcneAdvance

Acne appears when the pilous follicules in our skin are thwarted. Nobody knows exactly how or why these follicules are blocked, nor why this condition is more severe at certain individuals than others. Nobody knows either why the acne usually appears after puberty, although the sebaceaous glands develop in our life around this time, which could be a factor. The oil produced by the pilous follicules, which is called the sebum, is normally beneficial because it prevents the skin from being desiccated and limits the cutaneous infections. When the sebum does not drain, it accumulates and becomes a perfect environment for the growth of bacteria.

When pimples develop, the skin becomes often infected. This can last a long time after the glare or the cure of the pimples (you should not extract the pimples, because that can carry out to more severe cutaneous infections). In severe cases, scars can be formed, due to an imperfection of the inflammatory reaction to the infections. The reason for which certain individuals are more likely to have scars due to the acne is unknown. Fortunately the majority of the pimples from acne cure and disappear after a certain time, but that can take several months.

The bioactive complex Praventin anti-acne is composed of: