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acne it could irritate it and make it worse. Also for you could be more inform all girls that use makeup to cover all type of acne would make it worse because all the chemicals it would make it worse and would be more sever your cause of acne. Also for you could be more informed there are at least three type of acne number one is the most common the Comedonal Acne This is the mild acne that could involve blackheads and whiteheads. It could form because a oil in the skin called sebum. This blocks the pores of your skin and it would mostly appears on the forehead, nose and chin. The second one would be the Inflammatory Acne this only occurs when they are just under the plug and then they become reddened and inflamed. The last one would be Cystic acne this o ne is the most sever and her is when you need better treatments, this involve and infection in the acne when it develops in the area of the outbreak. This type of acne is could be heredity so if your dad or mom have it you can mostly have it . This one is one of the most painful ones and could deform your face by making scares in your face for all your life. I f you already know all this types of acne you will know what type you have and what treatment to use. Acne is one cause of bad esteem in adolescents that could make them get bully in school because as I already mention could let you big scars in your face for all your life so that why most people should take care and eat healthy and do lots of exercise and always take care of your skin because it protects all your body from lots of sickness so we need to take care of it and treat it very good. Resources "Choosing Acne Treatments." WebMD. WebMD, n.d. Web. 08 Feb. 2014. . http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/acne/acne-care-11/righttreatment "Acne - Treatment ." Acne. N.p., n.d. Web. 06 Feb. 2014. . http://www.nhs.uk/Conditions/Acne/Pages/Treatment.aspx Nordqvist, Christian. “What is Acne? What Causes Acne? How to Get Rid of Acne.” MNT. Feb. 28. 2013. Feb. 6. 2014. http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/107146.php “Breakouts Explained.” Neutrogena. 2014. Feb. 6. 2014. http://www.neutrogena.com/category/expert+center/breakouts.do?nType=3 (Life Science & Health Science 165) Life Science & Health .           Science. McGraw-Hill Create.