Mixing face products??

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Kaitlin R.

May 11, 2015

Kaitlin R.

I'm on two different acne meds from my dermatologist so I was wondering if it's ok to put like a night cream on before or after the night time acne medicine? It's a sample from Lancôme it's like a wrinkle cream and something for pores.

Rebecca J.

May 11, 2015

Rebecca J.

I waited about 30 minutes or so after using the acne cream then put on serums and nightcream. I'm on a break now at the moment but it was fine for me since I waited.

Kaitlin R.

May 12, 2015

Kaitlin R.

Thank you! :)

Shelley W.

May 12, 2015

Shelley W.

I would seek the advice of your doc first because some active ingredients cancel each other out rendering them useless even if you wait a certain amount of time before applying. You want to be able to give your prescription meds a fighting chance to work especially if you're just starting out with them.

Kaitlin R.

May 13, 2015

Kaitlin R.

Yea I'm just not going to use anything but the meds on my face right now.
Maybe someone on this post can answer another question for me cause no one is answering it on a different post. I am trying to find a good drugstore face mask that I can use at the end of the week to just really clean my face cause I dance three times a week so I just want something that will just cleanse my face.

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