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We all want the healthy, glowing skin possible, but getting there isn’t always as easy as following the latest advice. Some common myths can cause you to waste your money or even harm your skin. To get to the bottom of it all, we asked experts in Montreal skincare products to clear up some of the biggest myths. Myth #1: Hot water opens your pores Many people think washing their face with hot water opens pores, and cold water closes them. But pores do not have muscles that open or close. Hot water instead strips natural oils from the skin, leaving it dry and irritated. The best approach? Cleanse with lukewarm water— it’s kind and efficacious. Myth no. 2: Oily skin doesn’t need moisturizer Most people today find skin a major source of embarrassment, and they are always looking for quick ways to resolve skin problems. When the skin is dry, it produces extra oil to compensate. Applying a lightweight, oil-free moisturizer will balance the skin without making it greasy. Myth #3: Natural ingr...

The most annoying thing about acne scars is that they are a visible reminder of flare-ups that have already happened, and their impact is not only on your skin; they also impact your confidence. The good news is that proven treatments can help diminish their appearance and return your skin to its natural radiance. OTC treatments for acne scars Topical over-the-counter products are a good first step in noninvasive care to reduce acne scars. However, the right products depend on your skin type and the type of scar you have. Essentials for acne scar treatment 1) recommend acne scars treatment specialists in Ontario trained  Salicylic acid – powerful exfoliate that helps remove dead skin cells, unclog pores & reduce inflammation. Retinoids – famed for their powers of exfoliation and fading acne scars with continued use. Alpha hydroxyl acids (AHAS) promote skin cell turnover, smoothing textured skin. Lactic acid – a mild exfoliate that helps dissolve dead skin cells and even skin...