How to clear fungal acne

I recently filmed a video for my Brooke’s Beauty Bazaar Youtube Channel about exactly how to treat & clear fungal acne. Feel free to watch it here, or if you prefer– you can read the…

These are the ONLY 4 products you need to clear fungal acne forever! Learn how to get rid of malassezia folliculitis for good using a proper skincare routine. People who suffer with fungal acne need to avoid certain ingredients, but we also need to use products that will maximize our skins ability to heal acne, post inflammatory hyperpigmentation, & scarring. Get the secret to clear skin & best product recommendations for fungal acne. #fungalacne #fungal #acne #acnetreatment…

From tea tree oil to azelaic acid, all the natural treatments that really work to fight and heal fungal acne.

Dealing with acne can be frustrating, but with the right approach, you can effectively reduce and prevent breakouts. By incorporating these…

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what is fungal acne? malassezia is actually a fungus that feeds on certain ingredients in your skincare and makeup products.. yikes! Unchecked, this fungus will spread over your face & body, causing a bumpy skin-tone rash (forehead bumps), or even worse - acne pustules! Luckily it's treatable without harsh chemicals or harmful medications. Find out how to get clear, glowing skin free from fungal acne on the blog.. #fungalacne #malassezia #acne #clearksin

Natalie O’Neill on Instagram: "How to banish the bumps ❌ 1. There are usually two things the bumps can be: clogged pores or fungal acne, or a mix of both (always fun). 2. It’s more likely to be fungal acne if they suddenly appeared out of nowhere, are itchy or have spread quickly. It’s more likely to be clogged pores if you’ve gotten them gradually over time and acne products do work on them. 3. Fungal acne triggers are: heat, humidity, sweat. For example, wearing a hat on holiday can…

Welcome, welcome! I hope you read Part 1 of this story, because today I am going to pick up the story right where I left off in the previous post. And I will finally reveal…

Are you dealing with whiteheads or skin irritation? You may have fungal acne that’s often confused with acne vulgaris. Know the causes and treatments here.