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Acne
Treatment for Dark Skin
A person's face is how they present themselves to the world
so suffering from acne can be a distressing hindrance. Acne
is a skin condition that most people deal with at some point
in their life. Alice Akunyili, director of research and development
At Clear Essence, estimates that as many as 85% of people between
The ages of 17 and 24 confront acne problems. Acne is so prevalent
that even celebrities like Jessica Simpson and Sean "Diddy"
Combs are discussing their struggles with acne on television
and radio. While acne is definitely a global problem that affects
people despite their race or nationality, individuals with darker
skin tones often continue to deal with acne even after it has
been treated and healed.
Acne
tends to leave dark spots or scarring on the skin of these individuals.
"The uneven skin tone and discoloration that arises is as dramatic
and distressing as the acne," Akunyili said. Fortunately, there
are a number of ways to treat and prevent acne and the scarring
that often accompanies it.
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