CARE ACNE

CARE ACNE

rayoflight2021-01-08T09:43:51.000Z
BHA is salicylic acid, so if you already use it for spot treatments then adding even more isn't +
going to be much more productive. The skin under the mask essentially becomes 'waterlogged' since it's a warm and moist environment there with added f
Redwings112021-01-02T23:14:49.000Z
Thanks. It will take about a year to get an appt with a derm here, ridiculous long wait times +
for any specialist for anything not considered life threatening. In the meantime, I’ve eliminated all actives, do not use physical exfoliants or extr
rayoflight2020-12-30T23:57:57.000Z
That's strange. A dermatologist should maybe give multiple options, if they make specific product +
recommendations and maybe not leave it at a luxury brand. I dunno if they are selling Skinceuticals or/and getting some sort of incentive to do so but
citrinemalachite2020-12-30T21:33:48.000Z
It’s the same kind of things that work for younger people IMO +
The basics Gentle cleanser twice a day Lightweight gel or gel cream moisturizer Avoid anything that can irritate your skin like denatured alcohol,
10172020-12-29T11:25:57.000Z
Daily BPO On the chin helps me a bit. I like the Proactiv Refining Lotion. It goes on like a ++
lotion and I only put it on that area and the sides of my nose to combat blackheads. Hormonal chin acne is the devil and it will come hard and strong
4eyes2020-11-30T15:38:33.000Z
I have the same problem, actually - massive sebum production and I'm over 50. We're skin twins+
LOL. Try reducing the frequency of the Tret, and I would also reduce the frequency of physical manipulation - reduce frequency of pore cleaning, hydr
4eyes2020-11-23T15:04:25.000Z
I'm over 50 w/ sensitive, acne prone skin, and I could not tolerate the LRP effaclar - too harsh+
but I would recommend the Walgreen's Proactiv dupe kit w/ 2.5% BP. With BP, more is not better. ONe has to balance drying and irritating effects w/
Swimblock2020-11-20T23:30:10.000Z
I don't care for Reddit r/skincare addiction, most people are posting pics of their acne & asking ++
for advice. No serious discussion of products, ingredients, actives or routines IMO. Are there any other Reddit subs for skincare?
juicytulip2020-11-17T02:11:35.000Z
I have! I used it for a while before I switched to fungal acne skin care products. After*
I did I realized why my skin didn’t like it...lots of fungal acne triggers. With that being said, I have a 1/2 full jar if you want it.
jamesie2020-11-11T17:14:54.000Z
Any thoughts on this moisturizer compared to my current one? +
I love the current one, but am avoiding corn (propanediol), soy (hydrogenated lecithin), and green tea products due to food allergies. Other suggest