A study was conducted by Dr. Kimball on 23 acne-suffering male participants to test if the effect of sweats will lead to more pimples on the back and chest. The 23 participants are divided into 3 groups. One group was asked not to do any exercise at all, another was ask to do exercise and immediately going to shower, and the last group was asked to do exercise but delay going to shower. The number of pimples was counted after 2 weeks later on the back and chest of each participant.
Factors that may cause occlusion include certain cosmetics, oils, greases, and hairsprays. Hats, helmets and pads used in sports may also contribute to this problem as can humidity, sweating and the prolonged effect of contact with damp clothing. Factors such as stress, the state of one's internal health, diet and lifestyle changes may contribute to excessive body production of sebum, which the skin is unable to eliminate effectively. This will clog pores more and promote the exacerbation of pimples, leading to cystic acne. Factors that may cause occlusion include certain cosmetics, oils, greases, and hairsprays. Hats, helmets and pads used in sports may also contribute to this problem as can humidity, sweating and the prolonged effect of contact with damp clothing.
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