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Brewers Yeast
Rich in vitamins and proteins, this proven moisturizer helps keep skin soft and supple.

Camphor Oil
Distilled from the wood, roots and branches of an evergreen tree native to China and Japan. Used to treat acne, inflammation, oily conditions, spots.

Acne Isn't Just for Kids
Whether you've had acne before or not, few beauty problems are as frustrating as blemishes on adult skin. Sometimes women actually begin breaking out in their 30s and 40s. This may be a result of hormonal changes, such as pregnancy, menstrual cycle or menopause. It can also be a result of an overproduction of androgens, male-type hormones that cause increased oil production. Other causes include outbreaks that come from removing facial hair or using makeup.
Treating adult acne is similar to treating acne developed in earlier years. Use a mild cleanser, a nonoily sunscreen and noncomedogenic cosmetics, as well as an oil-free moisturizer .

Over-the-counter remedies containing benzoyl peroxide or alpha and beta hydroxy acids (such as salicylic acid) may be helpful. If these don't work, consult a dermatologist, who may suggest antibiotics or other drugs such as Retin-A or Azelaic acid. If the doctor suspects the flare-up is caused by hormones, then birth control pills may be recommended for premenopausal women, and estrogen (hormone replacement therapy) may be recommended for menopausal women.

Ethanol (or ethyl alcohol)
Colorless, vaporizable liquid. Has a burning taste. Well-known to most of us as the active ingredient in alcoholic beverages. Commonly called simply "alcohol," although there are many other kinds of alcohols. Ethanol is widely used in cosmetics as a solvent and as an antibacterial agent. As a preservative, it's effective at concentrations of 15% to 20%. It's an antitoxin in concentrations of 60% to 70%, with a bactericidal effect within 45 seconds. It's also used in acne treatments and in rinses for oily hair.
Ethanol absorbs water and thus can be very drying in fast-drying skin lotions (at concentrations of 15%); the lotions need to include glycerols and vegetable oils to minimize the drying effect. Provokes a late allergic reaction in some people when used topically. Taken orally, ethanol is toxic in doses above 80g.
Ethanol is often purposely made poisonous by the addition of methanol and it is then known as SDA (specially denatured alcohol).

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