1. Q: I work out almost every day and I believe this could have something to do with what cause acne is more spread on my back and forehead. Is it true, and if it is what can I do about it? Yes, your acne problems are in someway related with the fact that you probably sweat a lot. You should take a shower right after you get out of the gym, or at least don’t stay more than 20 minutes like that. It is important that the product you use to clear pores is a profound cleanser; with your problem, a regular shower gel is not enough; I recommend you the Deep Body Wash from Clear Pores. It will not leave any transpiration on your skin, and the acne should disappear in approximately 2 weeks if used regularly.

2. Q: When I leave the gym I usually take short shower before leaving to work. The problem is that every time I wash it seems the skin on my back steel remains oily, like the soap I use doesn’t clean the sweat in that area. Is makes my back acne get worst; what can I do? A: It is perfectly normal for people with greasy skin; to get help read the previous answer, it is basically the same problem.

3. Q: Is Clear Pores efficient no matter what kind of skin I have? Yes, you can use Clear Pores even if you have a dry or oily skin type. A: The product is especially conceived to be used by people with sensitive skin; it will not dry out your skin or make it feel greasy; on the contrary, it will establish an obvious skin balance.

4. Q: I've been using acne treatment soaps and purifying cleansers cost me lots of money. And I keep doing it because I understood that in order to escape from acne I should keep my skin very clean. Why do pimples and blackheads steel appear? A: Well, the problem is that you can wash your face as long as you want with “acne treatment soaps” because they won’t have any effect; you have to cleanse your face twice a day with a deep cleanser because as you probably know acne forms beneath the skin and you have to get there with a deep cleanser and eliminate all the impurities and excessive sebum.

5. Q: When my daughter started to have acne problems, the doctor recommended an antibiotic based treatment; it worked for a while and then it stopped having any effect. Why didn’t the antibiotics help my daughter? A: It is very simple; the acne bacteria doesn’t disappear permanently along with the infection it causes; the antibiotics killed the bacteria and cured the infection a few times (Propionibacterium acnes comes back many times) and after a while it became immune to the acne treatment.

6. Q: I have noticed that my acne is more obvious and the breakouts are more violent when I go to a stressing period. Are stress and acne related? A: Acne has many internal causes; you can have an acne treatment but if you don’t manage to reduce the stressing factors in your life it won’t do you any good; the things one must take care of when having acne problems: stress, diet, proper acne treatment, enough rest and hygiene.

7. Q: Acne problems are something that goes away with time? A: Sometimes yes; but the risk shouldn’t be taken for two reasons: first, it might not disappear without a proper acne treatment, and second, it makes no sense not treating acne because even if it lasts a few years it will certainly leave scars. So, my advice is that you should treat acne from the first pimples so that the problem doesn’t get worse.