The Benefits of Zinc, Acne Treatment
Zinc has been studied extensively in relation to its potential benefits in preventing or helping with Acne According to medical research, Zinc plays a crucial role in regulating several processes that can contribute to Acne formation. It has been observed that individuals with Acne tend to have lower Zinc levels in their blood compared to those with clear skin. As such, Zinc supplementation has been investigated as a potential treatment for Acne
Studies evaluating the effectiveness of Zinc for Acne have shown promising results. Zinc has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties that can help reduce the inflammation associated with Acne Additionally, it is believed to inhibit the production of sebum, the natural oil that can clog pores and contribute to Acne formation. Some research has also suggested that Zinc may have antibacterial properties, helping to combat the overgrowth of bacteria on the skin that can lead to Acne
- • Cervantes, J., Eber, A. E., Perper, M., Nascimento, V. M., Nouri, K., & Keri, J. E. (2017). The role of zinc in the treatment of acne: A review of the literature. Dermatologic therapy, 31(1), e12473.
Description
Multi-use zinc powder: Ideal for adding sun protection to lotions, shielding the skin from pollution, sun, and strong winds. It can also be used in diaper rash creams, lip balms, and deodorants. Safe for men, women, children, and pregnant moms.Naturally non-comedogenic: Our pharmaceutical grade, chemical-free non-nano, uncoated Zinc Oxide Powder effectively protects the skin without clogging pores. It sits on top of the skin instead of being absorbed, making it a safe addition to your DIY skincare routine.Sourced responsibly in the USA: Mined and packaged in the US, our zinc oxide powder has an average particle size ranging from 4 to 6 SA (surface area) or 216nm.Highest grade available: Our zinc oxide is the highest grade powder on the market, ensuring confidence and effectiveness in your skincare applications.About: A white, odorless mineral powder primarily used for adding sun protection to creams, body butters, or soothing skin irritations. It can also be utilized to create a paste for drying acne breakouts or as an adsorbent in deodorants.
