Citations:maskne

English citations of maskne

acne caused by mask use

• 2020 June 17, Courtney Rubin, “Maskne Is the New Acne, and Here’s What Is Causing It”, in New York Times:

  But don’t dismiss maskne — acne and irritation from wearing a mask — as just another portmanteau to market skin-care products.

• 2020 July 16, Department of Homeland Security notice to employees[1]:

  Tips for avoiding maskne

• 2020, Yvette Tan, 'Maskne' and bold makeup: How masks are changing how we look, BBC News (25 July 2020);

  For many of us, face masks have become an essential part of everyday life thanks to the coronavirus. But regularly wearing one can have an unfortunate side-effect: mask-induced acne, aka "maskne".

• [2020, P. Bradford Smith et al., “A scoping review of surgical masks and N95 filtering facepiece respirators: Learning from the past to guide the future of dentistry”, in Safety Science, volume 131, →DOI:

  These bacteria can fuel skin irritations and infections, now known as maskne in the popular press […]]

• 2020 August 29, "A dermatologist's tips for clearing up 'mask-ne'" on rte.ie:

  As if transitioning from summer to winter wasn't bad enough for our skin, "mask-ne" has become a fixture for many of us. The stubborn patches of dry skin, painful breakouts and general feeling of discomfort are now common for many people wearing protective face masks, and since those masks aren't going anywhere any time soon, we're all trying to figure out how to soothe it.

• 2020 September 11, Jaclyn Cashman, “You can’t mask it, we’re all facing ‘Maskne’”, in Boston Herald:

  In addition, there are countless mask manufacturers that claim to produce the best mask to prevent maskne.

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Indonesian citations of maskne

acne caused by mask use

• 2020 August 4, Dyah Na on beautynesia.id[2]:

  Pakai Masker Tanpa Takut Maskne, Terapkan Tips Ini Aja!

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Italian citations of maskne

acne caused by mask use

• 2020 June 8, Maria Girardi, “Acne da mascherina o "maskne": perché si manifesta?”, in Il Giornale:

  L'acne da mascherina o maskne è l'esito di una serie di fattori: attrito costante, umidità derivante dagli atti respiratori e crescita eccessiva di batteri e/o lieviti.

  Acne from masks or maskne is the result of several factors: constant friction, humidity resulting from breathing, and excessive growth of bacteria or yeast.

• 2020 July 2, Michela Marra, “Maskne, brufoletti e imperfezioni da mascherina. Ecco come curarli”, in Grazia:

  Maskne è il termine coniato per indicare i brufoli da mascherina. Quanto c'è di vero? Le risposte degli esperti

  (please add an English translation of this quotation)

• 2020 July 7, "Acne da mascherina o maskne: tutto quello che c’è da sapere" on Notizie Benessere:

  Uno dei metodi migliori per ridurre il rischio di sviluppare questo fenomeno, rinominato maskne, è seguire una dieta corretta.

  One of the best methods of reducing the risk of developing this condition, named maskne, is following a good diet.

• 2020, “Qualche rimedio per il maskne, i brufoli da mascherina”, in Pagine Giallex:

  Le cause del maskne sono facilmente intuibili: l’utilizzo costante della mascherina limita l’ossigenazione nella zona inferiore del viso, sotto il naso, e favorisce l’occlusione dei pori.

  The cause of maskne is easily guessed: constant wearing of masks limits oxygen in the lower part of the face, below the nose, and encourages obstruction of pores.

• 2021 June 8, Maria Luisa Asta, “Maskne. Tutto quello che devi sapere sulle dermatiti da mascherina. Cause e rimedi”, in Infermieristica Mente‎^[3]:

  Quanto è comune la "maskne"? Le dermatosi facciali correlate ai DPI sono state ben descritte, ma i dati sulla loro prevalenza sono limitati e spesso viene utilizzata una terminologia descrittiva piuttosto che diagnosi specifiche.

  How common is "maskne"? PPE-related facial dermatoses have been well described, but data on prevalence has been limited, and reports often use descriptive terminology rather than specific diagnoses.