Many celebrities have shared on social media that they suffer from acne as a result of the mask • Why was it caused and how much increase was there in purchasing treatment products?
The daily use of masks affects the facial skin of all of us, and we are of course talking about the sores, redness and side effects of acne, which returned to be our lot even long after adolescence.
The one who has shared on the subject in the past is the model Kendall Jenner and it seems that more and more celebrities are not ashamed to reveal that they also suffer from the phenomenon.
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Recently, celebrities around the world and in Israel have also joined the "unfiltered" trend, and many of them have revealed the acne problem they suffer from.
Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey Baldwin and actress Kiki Palmer shared their difficulty dealing with acne, and in the country model and actress Miran Menkes and opinion leaders Natalie Dadon and Alexa Doll posted unfiltered Instagram posts.
"In the second picture I was dealing with acne, I just cried for half an hour because I can't look at myself in the mirror because my face is bursting with pimples and pigmentation," Doll wrote on Instagram.
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"Acne sores sometimes have consequences for self-esteem and consequently for social connections, and their neglect can lead to prolonged acne and deep scars that will remain forever, in the skin, and sometimes even in the mind," explains Hava Zingboim, owner of the cosmetics corporation named after her.
"Therefore, the importance of exposing those celebrities is certainly especially important in raising the issue of self-acceptance, and we feel this also in our growing demand for online diagnoses from the beginning of the first closure and the closure of cosmetic salons."
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On the connection between acne and mask wearing, she noted that "with prolonged use, the hygienic mask seals the skin, creates a greenhouse effect on the face, accumulates heat and moisture and causes sweating. "Penetrating active ingredients that treat the cause deep in the skin allow a return to healthy and smooth skin."
Almost a year into the period when masks are a part of our lives, and it seems that a lot of interest in acne is only deepening.
It turns out that many are looking for solutions on their own as well.
Shaul Salem, CEO of the Pharm website Medi-Link, says that "we are seeing an increase of about 314% in the sale of products and preparations for the treatment of acne and skin wounds in recent months.
"Although there has been a steady increase since the beginning of the corona, instead of a stabilization in sales, we have seen a jump in the last three months in terms of therapeutic care products for problems such as acne, in which we doubled sales from previous months."