My skin is freaking out. 😩

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angelica d.

Aug 7, 2015

angelica d.

Can your skin type change? Because I usually have an oily t-zone & and pretty normal skin but recently my whole face except my eyelids & t-zone is soo dry. I even have red patched on the side of my lips and I'm breaking out horrible.

angelica d.

Aug 7, 2015

angelica d.

*on the side of my mouth I mean.

Makeup A.

Aug 7, 2015

Makeup A.

It might be severely dehydrated

Diana T.

Aug 7, 2015

Diana T.

Actually your skin can change - as you age your skin changes - your skin as a child is not the same as your skin as an adult - some people develop acne at different stages in life and some develop skin sensitivities to certain things that they were never sensitive to before - some even go from oily to dry skin as they age - so it's definitely possible but usually happens gradually over time - you may want to see a dermatologist or esthetician to figure out what the problem really is and treat it properly - any skincare advice or products you try on your own may make the situation worse - otherwise you can try a moisturizing non-irritating oil like jojoba oil for the dryness that won't irritate your acne

Shelley W.

Aug 7, 2015

Shelley W.

I agree with Diana. My skin was different in my 20's than it is now at 41. Definitely seek out a skin pro before medicating with a whole bunch of different products which as Diana said make things worse and cost you bundles of money.

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