Natural oil you should never put on your face when you have acne

Coconut oil is a real Elixir when it comes to the routine of beauty! From dry hair to hydration, it seems that the oil can be found anywhere. But it seems that using it brings more side effects than positive, in just one case: when you have acneic skin.

Coconut oil is basically full! Most common fat is lural acid, which has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. Sounds great for acne treatment, doesn't it?

But this acid actually makes up only 50 percent of the fats found in coconut oil. So that means that while the lural acid itself is super effective for eliminating bacteria that cause facial rash, the rest of the coconut oil does the opposite. Oil blocks pores and exacerbates by increasing the production of sebumi, natural skin fat.

Dermatologists oppose using coconut oil as a primary treatment for facial rashes.

Experts point out that acne treatments are not the same, and depending on the problem, if you have cyst, white, or black spots, everyone's skin has different needs. The important thing, though, is not to use products that promote fat production or block ports.