Pimples on the chin typically develop when your hormonal equilibrium shifts and your skin cells begin to generate excessive quantities of oil. This extra oil will clog your pores and trap dirt, debris, and bacteria in your skin, causing breakouts. 5-Minute Crafts is about to teach you how to get rid of chin acne in five minutes or less.
1. Wash your face properly.
Wash your face twice a day (when you wake up and before you go to bed) and after each sweating session. Do not cleanse your skin more often, as this will irritate it and worsen acne. Gently rub the cleanser into your skin with your hands, then rinse with warm water. Avoid using abrasive washcloths or toxic cleaning agents. Makeup should never be worn to bed.
2. Choose the right skincare routine.
To keep the skin from drying out, moisturize it regularly. Exfoliate the skin twice a week with a mild exfoliant containing salicylic or lactic acid. Scrubbing your chin will irritate acne, so avoid it. Every day, use an oil-free sunscreen. Oil-based skincare items should be avoided as they can clog the pores. On the labels, look for words like “non-comedogenic” or “non-acnegenic.”
3. Make your own spot treatment.
Put a drop of each ingredient in the palm of your hand to make a mixture of 2% salicylic acid, 1% benzoyl peroxide, and 1% hydrocortisone cream. Then, to destroy acne-causing bacteria, open pimples, remove oil, and speed up the healing process, apply it directly to the infected region.
4. Apply ice
Apply ice wrapped in a clean cloth to the affected area for 5 minutes with light pressure. This will aid in the reduction of redness and pain.
5. Take care of your hair.
Hair should be kept away from the chin and jawline. Wash your hair daily to keep oil from your scalp and hair from clogging your pores and causing breakouts on your face.
6. Stop touching your face.
Hands should be kept away from your chin and jawline. Your face will recover faster if you don’t touch it. Picking or popping pimples can spread bacteria, delay the healing process, and result in scarring.
7. Keep your sheets clean.
Replace the sheets and pillowcases once a week and twice a week, respectively. This will prevent dead skin cells, bacteria, and debris from clogging the pores on your face that have accumulated on these surfaces.
8. Cut out dairy.
Dairy products should be avoided in your diet because they can disrupt hormonal balance and cause skin inflammation.
