We’ve been seeing a trend on Instagram lately—people are spraying salt water on their faces. Weird—right? So what’s it all about? Salt water treats acne, which many of us suffer from for the first time since we were teens due to having to wear masks all the time. Is salt water the affordable acne treatment we’ve been missing?

Social media is a gem when it comes to finding beauty hacks and the sea salt water treatment was sharted by TikTok user Aubryn Jade. She believes the reason for her clear skin lies in sea salt. The video already has 1.4 million likes.

“I was like, ‘What do I have to lose?’ I’ve tried everything to cure my acne,” she says. “I’m 31 and I’ve had acne since I was a teenager,” she says in the video.

@aubyrnjadeart

thank u for posting that @leacrylics

♬ original sound – THXOC

After spending tons of time and money on acne medication, this simple hack seems too good to be true. But sea salt can draw out oils from the skin, balances your skin’s pH levels, and kills bacteria. So, there must be something to it. We don’t see the harm in this one so, we’re willing to give it a try.

@leacrylics

and this makes so much sense. sea salt is healing. ##acne ##clearskin ##seasalt ##fyp

♬ original sound – Leenis

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CBD has broken out in recent years as something of a miracle cure, used to help people with an impressively wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, PTSD, chronic pain, menstrual cramps, and even cancer. And now it’s starting to get popular as a treatment for yet another problem that plagues millions of people around the world: acne.

That’s right, if you’ve ever had acne, you probably already know how stubborn it can be, but you probably hadn’t thought of treating it with a cannabinoid extracted from the same plant that gets people high. Yet studies have shown that CBD can be a really effective treatment for acne by helping reduce inflammation and decrease oil production, two causes of the pesky skin condition.

One of the most popular and easiest ways to use CBD for acne is in the form of topical face oil, which you dab a few drops of onto your face as part of your daily skincare routine. Some people are really swearing by it, so if you suffer from stubborn acne that doesn’t respond to other issues, why not talk to your dermatologist and see if you can give it a shot?

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Do you remember growing up and getting a pimple and being so embarrassed that you tried anything to cover it up? We’ve all been there and acne is natural. The most recent beauty movement, the #acnepositive, which is associated with #skinpositivity, #acenesolutions, and #acnecommunity, is about letting your acne shine through.

Acne affects almost everyone between the ages of 11 to 30, which makes it hard to see why it’s been so taboo for so long. Acne can interfere with everyday life affecting everything from socializing to work performances and relationships. And while teenage acne is hard, adult acne is even harder because acne is considered to be a teenage problem.

During COVID-19 many of us have experienced acne flare-ups due to wearing masks and it’s been incredibly difficult to see a condition we thought was behind us.

The acne positive movement aims to destigmatize the condition and to show us that everyone suffers from pimples, regardless of their status. The movement actually started online as a way to stand up against filters and social media. And since then, it has allowed acne sufferers to regain control of their skin and to normalize skin conditions.

It’s about time we started accepting ourselves for everything that makes us beautiful and unique because acne is the least interesting thing about us.

The post The Acne Positive Movement is Taking Over Social Media appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

We’ve been seeing a trend on Instagram lately—people are spraying salt water on their faces. Weird—right? So what’s it all about? Salt water treats acne, which many of us suffer from for the first time since we were teens due to having to wear masks all the time. Is salt water the affordable acne treatment we’ve been missing?

Social media is a gem when it comes to finding beauty hacks and the sea salt water treatment was sharted by TikTok user Aubryn Jade. She believes the reason for her clear skin lies in sea salt. The video already has 1.4 million likes.

“I was like, ‘What do I have to lose?’ I’ve tried everything to cure my acne,” she says. “I’m 31 and I’ve had acne since I was a teenager,” she says in the video.

@aubyrnjadeart

thank u for posting that @leacrylics

♬ original sound – THXOC

After spending tons of time and money on acne medication, this simple hack seems too good to be true. But sea salt can draw out oils from the skin, balances your skin’s pH levels, and kills bacteria. So, there must be something to it. We don’t see the harm in this one so, we’re willing to give it a try.

@leacrylics

and this makes so much sense. sea salt is healing. ##acne ##clearskin ##seasalt ##fyp

♬ original sound – Leenis

The post What’s With People Spraying Salt Water On Their Faces? appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

CBD has broken out in recent years as something of a miracle cure, used to help people with an impressively wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, PTSD, chronic pain, menstrual cramps, and even cancer. And now it’s starting to get popular as a treatment for yet another problem that plagues millions of people around the world: acne.

That’s right, if you’ve ever had acne, you probably already know how stubborn it can be, but you probably hadn’t thought of treating it with a cannabinoid extracted from the same plant that gets people high. Yet studies have shown that CBD can be a really effective treatment for acne by helping reduce inflammation and decrease oil production, two causes of the pesky skin condition.

One of the most popular and easiest ways to use CBD for acne is in the form of topical face oil, which you dab a few drops of onto your face as part of your daily skincare routine. Some people are really swearing by it, so if you suffer from stubborn acne that doesn’t respond to other issues, why not talk to your dermatologist and see if you can give it a shot?

The post CBD for Acne is a New Trend That Might Save Your Skin appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

Do you remember growing up and getting a pimple and being so embarrassed that you tried anything to cover it up? We’ve all been there and acne is natural. The most recent beauty movement, the #acnepositive, which is associated with #skinpositivity, #acenesolutions, and #acnecommunity, is about letting your acne shine through.

Acne affects almost everyone between the ages of 11 to 30, which makes it hard to see why it’s been so taboo for so long. Acne can interfere with everyday life affecting everything from socializing to work performances and relationships. And while teenage acne is hard, adult acne is even harder because acne is considered to be a teenage problem.

During COVID-19 many of us have experienced acne flare-ups due to wearing masks and it’s been incredibly difficult to see a condition we thought was behind us.

The acne positive movement aims to destigmatize the condition and to show us that everyone suffers from pimples, regardless of their status. The movement actually started online as a way to stand up against filters and social media. And since then, it has allowed acne sufferers to regain control of their skin and to normalize skin conditions.

It’s about time we started accepting ourselves for everything that makes us beautiful and unique because acne is the least interesting thing about us.

The post The Acne Positive Movement is Taking Over Social Media appeared first on toppoptoday.com.