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The best guide to the summer beauty routine for the Skin Hair & Body

  The best guide to the summer beauty routine for the Skin Hair & Body The last few years have shown how much we invest in our beauty: our face beauty routine is in fact becoming more and more professional, with additional steps, innovative and increasingly advanced ingredients and, for most of us, it has become an essential ritual! But, despite the ever-growing interest in beauty, we do not always dedicate the time necessary to our body care - especially in summer - to ensure that we have toned, radiant, smooth and healthy skin on the body. In general, our body's skin needs different nutrients and products to be completely healthy and balanced. Ok, many of you will be thinking that this does not concern them as they already apply some moisturizer as soon as you get out of the shower thinking that this is all we need. But this is not true! A complete beauty routine for the body can easily be reached, similar to that for the face, to ensure that results of compactness, tonicity,
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Acne: the causes?

Acne: the causes?
Acne is a disease that affects the hair follicle, at the root of our hairs. At the base of the follicle are the sebaceous glands, responsible for the production of sebum, a fat that prevents the skin from drying out.During puberty, however, this well-oiled mechanism gets jammed.

Acne in three stages
The appearance of a pimple at the follicle level is due to the concomitance of three events:
Excessive secretion of sebum inside the follicleFollicle obstruction (for a reason still unknown)Proliferation of bacteria within the follicle
During puberty, the production of male sex hormones (androgens) causes an excess of sebum in the sebaceous glands. The excess sebum goes back to the surface of the skin, which then becomes fatter; the channel, however, can become clogged and the pore is occluded: this is how the black dot or comedone appears, or a white microcyst.
Following the development of inflammation within the follicles and the infection of the latter by a bacterium, Propionibacterium acnes, causes the formation of pimples (papules, pustules and nodules).
Stress and familiarity
Stress is held up as the perpetrator of all ills, and is therefore often accused of causing the appearance of acne. It is also known that stress can affect hormone concentrations, and may therefore play a role in the onset of this skin disease. According to the latest review of available literature, its action remains controversial and there is a lack of scientifically validated studies on the subject.
Numerous studies, however, note an important number of patients of the two sexes within the same family.However, although it has been possible to suspect genetic predisposition, no scientific evidence has been provided so far.
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