« ...The gland's secretion, sebum, is formed by fatty degeneration of the epithelial cells of the gland. The entire sebaceous cells and its contents are then eliminated into the duct (Holocrine process) and is excreted on to the skin surface through the lumen of the hair follicle. Sebaceous gland activity is under hormonal control. Androgens are the most potent stimulants of seburn production while oestrogens suppress sebaceous gland activity. Seburn contains a complex mixture of lipids i.e., triglycerides, wax esters, squalene, cholestrol ester and cholesterol. The sebum acts as a lubricant and controls moisture loss from the epidermis. Another advantage of sebum is protection of skin from fungal and bacterial infection....
...Stop! As a licensed esthetician, I am sick and tired of all the false promises, over-hyped nonsense and simply bad information being passed off as fact about YOUR adult acne....»
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how-remove-acne.blogspot.com «...All these five characteristics are just theories by me and a few others share them. There has obviously been a lack of scientific research so do not take these as being one hundred per cent correct. Although we do plan on doing some professional research on these reasons in the near future and we will get back to you once we have the results....»
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