Adult acne can affect females later in life. Hormonal changes, stress, and cosmetic use are just a few of the possible causes of acne that can occur in females in their 30s, 40s, 50s, and 60s.

Acne is often associated with teenagers, but many adults continue to experience pimple outbreaks well into their 20s, 30s and even 40s. Unlike adolescent ...

For all too many women, the acne that they once feared would flare up just in time for prom as a teenager has resurfaced into their adult years - causing anxiety for events from weddings to job ...

54% of women and 40% of men suffered from some form of acne. What's more, the prevalence of adult acne in both sexes did not decrease substantially until after the age of 44. That acne is a ...

“Acne is very hormonally driven so tends to affect women at a higher rate,” says Lee, which explains why 75% of her audience are adult women. And yet, even up until 2015, 97% of the acne ...

A woman claimed that drinking turmeric and pepper water daily helped with her acne issues. In an interview with HT Lifestyle, a nutritionist revealed the truth. Acne and other skin problems often ...

Hormonal acne is typically prevalent among teenagers (for obvious reasons), but impacts “especially women in their 20s through 40s ... if none of your skin care products seem to be working.