By Karisse Blog Articles
The Art of Hydration: Incorporating Rosewater Spray into Your Skincare Routine
Essential Oil Highlight: Helichrysum
Myths and Benefits of Oil Cleansing
How Toxic Ingredients Make Us Age Faster: Use Clean, Plant-Based Skincare for Youthful Skin
The Nutrient Powerhouse: Pumpkin Seed Oil in Skincare
Why Essential Oils Make Sense for Our Skin: Breaking the Stigma and Embracing Natural Solutions
Benefits Of Oils For Skin & Why We Blend Them
How to Truly Achieve Radiant Skin for the Summer
Debunking Aloe Vera: Unveiling the Truth and Discovering the Superiority of ByKarisse Healing Oil
Why Every Mom Needs to Have The Healing Oil on Hand
Skin Purge or a Break out and What to do About it
Introducing new skincare products can lead to skin purging, which involves minor acne symptoms due to ingredients that promote skin cell renewal through exfoliation. However, not all skin reactions are a result of purging, and it's essential to differentiate between purging and breakouts. Skin purging occurs when your skin cleanses itself by increasing cell turnover and exfoliation. To differentiate between skin purging and breakouts, consider the duration of the breakout, location, and active ingredients. If you're experiencing skin purging, wait it out and treat your skin the same way you would a regular breakout. If you're experiencing a breakout, address the underlying cause by using products that do not clog pores and keep your skin hydrated and clean. Understanding the difference between skin purging and breakouts can help you determine the best course of action for your skin, leading to a healthy, glowing complexion.