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Tips for Managing Acne Rosacea
Rosacea needs to be diagnosed by a licensed Physician and at this time isn’t curable. Good news is this condition is manageable with the ability to reduce and relieve the symptoms. Looking at the short term and long term treatment is important in managing rosacea.
Our three step process at Over It! is what makes us so unique and creates the change in your skin you have been searching for. HYDRATE (Hydrator Serum), EXFOLIATE (Mandelic Serum), and TREAT (Acne Treatment).
My Journey to Clear, Radiant Skin: The Over It Routine
As a teenager, I struggled with acne. The answer was simple - cover it with makeup! Fast forward to my 40s, and I find myself dealing with a new set of skin issues - bumpy texture, dull complexion, and larger-than-life pores. No matter how hard I tried, nothing seemed to work. That is until I discovered the transformative power of the Over It! routine - a skincare regimen that has become my go-to. Three key steps: Hydrate, Exfoliate, and Treat, have revolutionized my skincare journey. Hydrate: The Key to Nourished Skin One of the aspects I have come to adore...
Treating Breakouts on the Chest, Back, and Booty
We've leveled up the Hydrator Serum!
Hydration is essential for everyone’s skin care routine. It’s why our Hydrator Serum is such a dream for acne-prone skin, delivering critical hydration via hyaluronic acid and glycerin without aggravating breakouts. We’ve up-leveled this powerhouse serum with 10% Niacinamide (vitamin B3) and Zinc PCA to reduce discoloration, cool and soothe. Serums are a powerhouse for improving skin tone. How? Because of their molecular structure, serums are able to penetrate cells to deliver superior hydration, concentrated vitamins, minerals and nutrients like no other. Niacinamide reduces inflammation and redness Niacinamide works to reduce the appearance of uneven or dull skin tone and helps...
Acne isn’t just a side effect of puberty.
85% of teens will experience some form of acne, according to the latest studies by the American Academy of Dermatology. Although some parents think it is simply a part of being a teenager and allowing it to run its course, oil gland development tells a different story. Acne may only continue to get worse. Along the way, your child may struggle with low self-esteem, shame, embarrassment, and lifelong scars— all of which can be avoided by acting sooner. But many parents don’t know how or when to help. Where to start? What will work? The basics of acne. Acne comes in...