How To Avoid A Breakout Before Your Tinder Date

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It can be scary, finally setting a date with that hot guy on Tinder, especially if your Emojis and 'banter' seem to be going well. Chances are he'll be feeling as nervous as you though, and as keen to look as dreamy as he does in his profile picture, but you do want to feel your most filter-free glowing.

This can be a problem if you're one of the 6% of adults over the age of 25 who suffers from acne* — it's scary that your complexion could just break out before the big day! It's a vicious cycle as stress hormones can cause trouble, just when you don't need it to.

This is where Dermalex Acne Treatment can be your new BFF. Its formula has been proven to help improve acne-prone skin - with 76% of users reporting reduced symptoms and 50% fewer spots when they used it twice daily for four weeks.** It's effective in treating the causes of problem skin - controlling pore-blocking oil production and targeting acne-causing bacteria.

Put your best face forward

It's easy to put together an excellent outfit and put your hair in the capable hands of your hair dresser, but your skin deserves equal attention too. The good news is, adopting a routine and using Dermalex Acne Treatment's breakthrough technology, MEC4 complex, creates a protective layer which contains lipids to strengthen the skin's barrier and helps to moisturise the skin too. Make sure your make-up is oil-free and fragrance-free and also non-comedogenic, meaning it won't block pores. Skin experts recommend chemical-free and additive-free mineral foundations for acne-prone skin, as these are considered less likely to cause irritation.

And if it goes all right on the night, having a Dermalex treatment regime up and running means you'll have a better chance of your skin staying calm for that second date. That should help keep the butterflies in your stomach under control...

Find Dermalex Acne Treatment exclusively at Boots stores in the medicated skincare aisle and online at boots.com. Hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic, it's also free from perfumes, antibiotics, steroids and parabens. Visit dermalex.co.uk to find out more.

Dermalex Acne Treatment is a medical device.

*SOURCE: emedicine.com

**SOURCE: An innovative approach to the topical treatment of acne. A Sparavigna, B Tenconi, I De Ponti, L La Penna. Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology 9 April 2015.

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How To Avoid A Breakout Before Your Tinder Date