Say no to pimples on your butt

4 habits to adopt to get rid of pimples and redness on the buttocks:

1. Wash your bottom with a mild, pH-neutral, chemical-free soap to avoid irritation and dryness.
2. Exfoliate once a week with a gentle exfoliant to remove dead skin cells and prevent clogged pores
3. Moisturize your buttocks with a non-comedogenic cream

4. Choose loose-fitting clothing made from breathable materials to avoid skin irritation and maceration.

Fesse time, the natural anti-blemish treatment to make spots on the buttocks disappear

The Gapianne team and our community of testers proudly present our favorite: Fesse Time . We love it for its formidable effectiveness on spots and its 99% natural composition. This treatment gently makes spots and redness on the buttocks disappear in just a few weeks , for smooth and soothed skin. It's a real gem for taking care of your buttocks naturally! It's THE treatment to integrate into your routine.

A gentle intimate gel with a neutral pH, to take care of your buttocks before applying the treatment

To prepare your skin before applying the "Butt Time" treatment, opt for a gentle intimate gel with a neutral pH, such as that of JHO.

This organic cleansing treatment gently cleanses without irritating the skin, while respecting the natural balance of your intimate area and your buttocks.

Its soothing formula, free from harsh chemicals, prevents dryness or irritation. It also has a moisturizing function, so start this habit now :)

Why do we get pimples on our buttocks? What are the causes?

We've just seen how to get rid of pimples on your buttocks naturally , but maybe you're wondering where your pimples and redness on your buttocks come from? Well, there are many causes of pimples on your buttocks. These include:

• Excess sebum clogs pores and promotes the appearance of these spots.
• For athletes, maceration during sports sessions.
• Repeated rubbing of clothing , especially those made of non-breathable materials, irritates the skin and causes these rashes.
• A bacterial infection or an ingrown hair can also cause deeper lesions. These often hurt a lot!
• And in some cases, diaper rash, often linked to humidity and lack of ventilation, can also be the cause of these spots.

This type of acne causes several symptoms on the skin

The most common symptoms are:

• a rash,
• redness,
• raised lesions,
• inflammation of the affected area. This usually looks like a small, red, swollen bump on the skin. This type of pimple may contain pus (if there is an infection)
• skin that feels rough to the touch, due to the accumulation of dead cells and impurities.

These pimples can be painful, and in some cases, they are accompanied by a bacterial infection caused by inflammation of the hair follicles. At this stage, your buttocks are more sensitive.

How to prevent pimples on the buttocks?

To get rid of and/or prevent a new infestation of pimples on the buttocks, you simply need to follow the 4 commandments:

1. Wash with mild, chemical-free soap.
2. Exfoliate once a week for uncluttered pores.
3. Moisturize with a non-comedogenic cream.
4. Wear loose, breathable clothing.