Why Is acne worse in the summer?

        Acne is a multifactorial condition. It can be influenced by certain hormonal factors and androgens that are present within your body. It also thrives in areas of your body where there’s increased oil production in your pores.
If you’ve been battling breakouts for a long time, you might notice that they get worse in the summer. You’re not the only one dealing with this, recent studies have linked breakouts to warmer temperatures.
    Hotter temps don’t seem to stop us from layering on sunscreen, lotion, body butter or oil to keep our skin glowing and moisturized. But when you mix in sweat, grime and other factors, that concoction can lead to more breakouts.  
    Treating summer acne
–    Use a foaming clenser
–    Avoid heavy lotions and creams – what you use in the winter could make things 
worse for your skin during the summer.  
–    Remove dirt and sweat – the general recommendation is twice a day as far as 
showers and washing your face. This includes after workouts or extended periods in the sun.
–    Avoid popping those pimples
–    If your acne isn’t going away, talk to a dermatologist – instead of spending a small 
fortune on everything that promises to clear up acne on your face or body, consider talking to a dermatologist if things aren’t improving.

Sources: https://health.clevelandclinic.org/