Nodules help 😔😔

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Brittany F.

Jul 29, 2014

Brittany F.

I've never had bad acne, the regular hormonal break out and the post party slept-in-my-makeup pimple but never bad persistent acne. That's why I find it strange that I'm SO PRONE to nodules. I get them one at a time and it seems like once one leaves another appears in a completely different place. I've never succesfully figured out how to get rid of them and always end up breaking tons of skin and attempting to pop them (ow!) since I currently have one on my chin aka the most painful spot I was hoping someone knew how to clear them up or even prevent them.

Brittany F.

Jul 29, 2014

Brittany F.

Honestly it's extremely random. Bridge of the nose, chin, side of the face, forehead I've had them just about everywhere which is extremely strange because it's not like I have bad nodular acne it's literally one at a time >.<

Brittany F.

Jul 29, 2014

Brittany F.

Ugh and the tip of my nose THOSE are a pain.

Brittany F.

Jul 29, 2014

Brittany F.

I know 😫 especially since my skin is so dry it scabs up and flakes for ages :(
I have the Murad sulfur mask but it disappeared out of my bathroom a few weeks ago and I seriously need to find it:(
I think for tonight I might just layer my tea tree grease lightning and my persa gel 5 for tonight and see if it atleast shrinks it a bit, someone on the internet said to use ginger and strawberries but that seems questionable

Brittany F.

Jul 29, 2014

Brittany F.

Layered tea tree oil and persa gel (5% benzoyl peroxide on it) it's persistent, I might end up surgically removing it it's so frustrating ðŸ˜’

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