Skincare best store bought skincare products, please help :)

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Rhianna J.

Apr 10, 2012

Rhianna J.

http://rjxbeauty.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/help-im-breaking-out.html - someone help im breaking out 

Karen H.

Apr 11, 2012

Karen H.

Overtime, our skin gets used to the product that we use so it's good to switch around from time to time. During my teenage years, I had really oily skin and the Murad cleanser worked pretty well for me. But I can't use that cleanser anymore because it's too drying. My skin type has changed to dry combination and I find gentle cleansers to work better. I usually pair up a gentle cleanser with an effective spot treatment (I like the Clinique Spot Healing Gel). And don't forget to exfoliate once a week! Good luck :)

Jamie A.

May 17, 2012

Jamie A.

DDF is not to bad can be found at nordstrom. The thing is u get what u pay for and if u can afford to u should def look up the difference in products. Medical grade products (like Obaji, Vivite) are the only thing that has worked, and consistently. Store bought products pretty much just treat surface layers...not getting to root of problem. Def prefer Salicylic Acid over Benzoyl. As fas as something from Targe that was decent actually was Biore Ice facial cleanser for acne. I prefer Vivite its made my skin amazing.

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