Acne attack :/

Jul 12, 2015

Jes T.

I'm very OCD about my skin so I've never really had a problem with acne before expect for maybe 1 or 2 zits every once in a while, but for the past month the area by my chin, jaw and around my mouth have been breaking out like CRAZY and it's stressing me out!! I have very dry skin and all the skincare/acne treatments I've tried so far dry my skin out even more so I was wondering if there were any acne washes/products you know of that don't dry out skin? The closest I've come so far is neutragena grapefruit acne wash but it's very drying and it gives me itchy dry patches on my face :(

Jul 12, 2015

Simmie K.

Clinique

Jul 12, 2015

Simmie K.

Or go doctors and tell them to pesxribe you something.

Jul 12, 2015

Shaianne M.

yea tree oil

Jul 12, 2015

Shaianne M.

*tea tree oil

Jul 12, 2015

Sisi S.

See a dermatologist, and try looking at biotherm, syncare etc. I know that Syncare is specialised on acne! And don't forget to use moisturiser regularly :)

Jul 13, 2015

Sadiya R.

I know that La Roche Possay has products for acne prone dry/sensitive skin

Jul 13, 2015

Celeste L.

Lush products are great the magnanimity face mask was good for my skin worked great!

Jul 13, 2015

Jes T.

Thank you :-)

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