Back acne, often called “bacne,” is far more common than many people realize. Yet it’s also one of the most frustrating forms of acne to treat. The skin on the back is thicker than the face, produces more oil, and is constantly exposed to sweat, friction, and occlusion from clothing. All of this makes breakouts …

Most people think of acne as something teenagers deal with — but for many women, breakouts persist long into adulthood, showing up with regular cycles or seemingly out of nowhere. This type of acne is often hormonal, and understanding it deeply can improve both your skin and confidence. This comprehensive guide explains what hormonal acne …