Be careful! 5 Foods Trigger Acne & Natural Solutions from Escentia Apothecary

Be careful! 5 Foods Trigger Acne & Natural Solutions from Escentia Apothecary

Be careful! 5 Foods Trigger Acne & Natural Solutions from Escentia Apothecary

Acne can appear not only because of hormones or facial hygiene, but also from what we consume. Some types of food can actually trigger excess oil production, inflammation, to pores. Come on, recognize the cause and find the natural solution from Escentia Apothecary.




1. Milk products


Milk and its derivatives such as cheese, high sugar yogurt, and ice cream can trigger the production of hormones that cause acne.


Solution:


Use 100%Essentia Phamecary Tea Tree Pure, with the main content of Tea Tree to relieve active acne and accelerate skin healing.




2. Foods high in sugar and processed carbohydrates


Cakes, white bread, and sweet drinks can increase insulin levels that worsen the condition of acne prone skin.


Solution:


Try Escentia Pharmaceecary Anti-Acne Foaming Cleanser that helps balance oil production and calm inflamed skin.




3. Fried food and high -fat foods


Unhealthy fats can worsen inflammation of the skin and cause clogged pores.




4. Chocolate (especially sweet and low cocoa)


Chocolate with additional sugar and milk can trigger acne, especially in the chin and jaw areas.




5. Fast food (fast food)


Burger, pizza, and french fries contain saturated fat and high sodium that are poor for skin conditions.


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