Everything You Need To Know About Acne Scars

Acne is bad enough in itself, but the most painful part arises when the acne leaves a scar or dark spot behind it. It gets so much tough to recover from the after effects of acne and to get back a clearer and a cleaner skin.

What is The Basic Difference between Acne Scars and Acne Marks?

Acne Scars are something that are permanent, and result into “pock marks” or dents. They arise because of collagen loss from the skin due to intense inflammation. Pricking the skin can further injury in the skin that leads to scarring. Squeezing a pimple causes the bacteria and pus to filter deeper into the skin, resulting into more collagen damage. Acne scars can be best treated with fillers. Acne marks usually vanish within 2-3 months.

How to Diminish Acne Marks?

Acne marks are usually the skin discoloration after the blemish has subdued. Acne marks typically fade on their own after a period of about 2-3 months. Certain chemical peels available in the market help reduce or even eliminate the marks.

How to Treat Dark Spots?

Darker spots respond well to the laser treatment. However chemical peels and lightening agents work well to further lighten the face.

Iconic Figure of the Week: Jane. D Wurwand

Here are some interesting facts about the life of Jane D. Wurwand, the founder and owner of Dermalogica and the International Dermal Institute. Let’s explore the unknown side of this world famous entrepreneur.

Jane D. Wurwand is a well-recognized name for her skin care products brand Dermalogica. Her products are sold by 1,00,000 skin care therapists in over 80 countries around the globe. Here’s also mentioning some other interesting facts on the life of this celebrity entrepreneur. 

Jane – the women empowerment icon

Through her brand the Dermalogica Foundation, she has always created opportunities for women empowerment. Her recent efforts are visible in the form of an online platform, the FITE – Financial Independence through Entrepreneurship. FITE is a website established with the purpose of helping 25,000 women to start and grow their business in 57 countries around the world.

The Most Influential Industry Leader

This claim is not without reasons; Jane has in fact been honored as ‘The Most influential Industry Leader’ by the American Spa Magazine. In 2010 she was also named as ‘The Best Industry West’s Entrepreneur of The Year.’

Jane started Dermalogica in 1986

Jane came to the US in 1983, and as a therapist started the International Dermal Institute in California. Soon the institute became famous, and Jane realized that although knowledge about skin care was setting ground, but no products were yet available in the market, and so was born Dermalogica in 1986.