Avocado lotion causes acne. Teach you how to solve the problem of lotion causing acne

Cosme Decorte Avocado Lotion is a lotion that is very suitable for use in summer and for people with oily skin. But some people also say that they develop closed comedones after using avocado lotion. Today I will talk to you about how avocado lotion causes acne.

Ingredients in Cosme Decorte Avocado Lotion that may cause acne

The three emulsifiers PEG-2 stearate, glyceryl stearate, and sucrose stearate and petrolatum (vaseline) have a certain risk of causing acne. If the content is too high, closed comedones may occur. But it doesn’t mean that the presence of these four ingredients will definitely cause acne. This is also closely related to the product’s production process and emulsification technology.

How to judge whether a product causes acne

First of all, what we generally call acne caused by skin care products is medically called cosmetic acne. It usually takes more than two weeks of use to determine whether this product caused the closed comedones. If existing acne gets worse after using such skin care products, it is important to determine whether the worsened acne is limited to the areas that have come into contact with the cosmetics. If the acne also gets worse in areas that have not come into contact with such products, then it cannot be said that such products caused the acne.

What to do if you have closed comedones after using avocado lotion

Are you sure you got closed comedones after using Cosme Decorte Avocado Lotion? What should I do? First stop using avocado lotion. If it is blackheads, you can squeeze them out with an acne needle after disinfection. It would be better to apply an anti-inflammatory and soothing lotion for a while. For example, Decorte Basil Water is a good anti-inflammatory and soothing lotion. If it is closed comedones, using a toner containing salicylic acid and gently wiping the skin after cleansing can help eliminate closed comedones.