Words related to acnes on the face
Hi
Could you please help me with the typical words used to describe acnes/zits on someone's face? I mean...
(When the acne is just visible but we know it is going to fully grow in a day or two. How to say this? Do the underlined words work at all?)
The zit/acne on your nose isn't fully out. It'll grow in a day or two.
The acne/zit is dying down. It will be gone in a two days' time.
How long will this zit take to dry up?
The climate of Saudi Arabia did not suit me. My whole face kept bursting with acnes/zits.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
Zit is a slang word, and somewhat offensive. Pimple is the common word for a sore caused by an acne condition. Pimples form when bacteria invade the blockage in the hair follicle and cause redness and inflammation.
- Zit is a slang word, and somewhat offensive.
- Pimple is the common word for a sore caused by an acne condition.
- Pimples form when bacteria invade the blockage in the hair follicle and cause redness and inflammation.
- Other more specific terms are whitehead and blackhead .
- Whitehead : this type of acne occurs when a pore becomes clogged with sebum, dead skin cells, and debris.
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Zit is a slang word, and somewhat offensive.
Pimple is the common word for a sore caused by an acne condition. Pimples form when bacteria invade the blockage in the hair follicle and cause redness and inflammation. Other more specific terms are whitehead and blackhead.
Whitehead: this type of acne occurs when a pore becomes clogged with sebum, dead
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