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Oily skin, spots, blackheads, marks: these blemish-related skin problems are not exclusive to teenagers' skin, and may persist or appear in adulthood. Pollution, stress and hormonal variations contribute to the appearance of these blemishes in adult women.
For them, Avène Thermal Spring Water Laboratories proposes a new range of specially dedicated brand new skin care products: Cleanance WOMEN.
The Corrective serum and the Smoothing night care combine the efficacy of their numerous active ingredients and the sensory qualities of their formulas to provide women with the solution to their needs
.
For them, Avène Thermal Spring Water Laboratories proposes a new range of specially dedicated brand new skin care products: Cleanance WOMEN.
The Corrective serum and the Smoothing night care combine the efficacy of their numerous active ingredients and the sensory qualities of their formulas to provide women with the solution to their needs
.
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Acne affects 40% of women between the ages of 25 and 40*. The clinical presentation of acne in adult women is different from that of teenagers. It occurs on less seborrheic skin, is more likely to affect the lower face, the jaw region and the chin (U-shaped acne). Depending on the time of onset of acne, two subtypes are distinguished in adult women:
- Persistent acne is a continuation or relapse of the condition first experienced during adolescence.
- Late-onset acne first appears in adulthood (more than 1 in 4 women are in this situation).
Both types are often associated with redness, pigmentation changes and scarring.
* Poli F, Dreno B, Verschoore M. An epidemiological study of acne in female adults: results of a survey conducted in France. J Eur Acad DermatolVenereol 2001;15:541-5.
- Persistent acne is a continuation or relapse of the condition first experienced during adolescence.
- Late-onset acne first appears in adulthood (more than 1 in 4 women are in this situation).
Both types are often associated with redness, pigmentation changes and scarring.
* Poli F, Dreno B, Verschoore M. An epidemiological study of acne in female adults: results of a survey conducted in France. J Eur Acad DermatolVenereol 2001;15:541-5.