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NiK I.

Oct 13, 2015

NiK I.

Hey girls so I'm having a weird brake out I'm used to having a light broke out on my T zone but this one is more on the sides of my face and hair line I was wondering how to treat this?

Diana T.

Oct 13, 2015

Diana T.

Is it white heads or is it painful red bumps under the surface of the skin? The type of acne will determine what will work best - white heads are easiest to deal with n heal quickly (1-2 weeks) but the red bumps like from cystic acne usually take a lot longer (4-6 weeks) but basically just make sure you keep up your skincare regimen with a cleanser, toner and moisturizer and then you can spot treat the pimples with either a benzoyl peroxide cream (preferable no more than 2-5% BP) or a tea tree oil based treatment or a salicyclic acid spot treatment (although these are more effective for white heads than cystic acne) so the spot treatment is the only thing that really changes depending on the acne type - otherwise to speed up the process n draw out impurities you can use a sulfur mask but make sure to moisturize really well afterward since they can be drying.

NiK I.

Oct 14, 2015

NiK I.

I can't thank you enough for all of your awesome information you are a life saver.

Diana T.

Oct 14, 2015

Diana T.

No problem glad I could help :)

Melody W.

Oct 18, 2015

Melody W.

Avoid high fat foods and sugary foods like energy drinks snd sweeties

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