acne problem

Should growing or having a beard be more challenging for acne sufferers? This is possibly an upside for the male acne sufferer, but no help at all for women. However in some cases the growing of the beard itself can aggravate the acne or even bringing on a severe attack of pimple eruptions. So having a beard to cover the underlining problem could in fact be making the whole thing worse. Is this really the case or are beards a good alternative to cover an acne complaint?
There is no reason as to why anyone should not be able to have a beard if they want to, except we have to be realistic if we have certain skin conditions or complaints that could possibly be induced or caused from growing or having a beard or facial hair.
There is little evidence to substantiate that having a bearded face is a bad idea if you suffer from acne, after all even if you think about it logically growing facial hair may initially irritate the skin, but once the initial stage is over surely the lack of facial contact with any shaving devise should lesson any skin complaints.
A majority with of men who suffer from acne or other complaints of a similar nature do tend to grow or at least try to grow a beard. In a lot of cases the initial irritation is more than they can bear. It is enough that in the first place the acne affects a persons' confidence, let alone enough for them to go to the extreme lengths of masking it by growing facial hair over it.
It is a completely different ball game if someone wanted to grow a beard for the sake of growing a beard, whether they had acne or not, but to feel restricted by too much irritation or feeling a beard is the only answer to getting back some of that lost confidence sounds like the wrong actions for the wrong reasons.
It would appear that modern technology and science is letting the acne sufferer down somewhere along the line. Well for one thing, cream is of little use if we have a beard and the over the counter pills seem to be of little if no use at all. In fact in some instances if continued use is not maintained once started the acne condition can in fact get substantially worse, of course this is not in every case, but certainly enough to bear thinking about.
Diets are also no guarantee of any cure, and attempting the correct formation of foods for a practical acne diet to ease the condition really is like shooting a gun in the dark. More recently though it has come to light that the main trigger for acne does indeed stem from the bodies internal system so perhaps the diet avenue is not a complete white elephant.
Actually the diet is not the answer so no running off and throwing all the foods out, but modern treatment has no ascertained that nature does indeed hold the key to eradicating every form of acne.