Burned face-Please help!!

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Victoria S.

May 14, 2015

Victoria S.

I had a horrible breakout on my chin and put apple cider vinegar on it because I read that it was good for breakouts. It burned my ENTIRE face and tomorrow I am graduating with a Masters degree and have a party to celebrate my MA degree. I have been crying for two days straight. I have no way of covering my face and I feel like a monster.

Raylene I.

May 14, 2015

Raylene I.

I wish I could help. I burned my face last year when I accidentally grabbed an expire tube of acne medicated cream. It was red and scaley and just horrible! I wasn't able to wear makeup for a couple weeks. Makeup irritates it and it was just look soo bad on. I'd go and try and get a very heavy heavy moisturizing cream with aloe in it and seriously drench your face it in. Soo sorry!!

Sabrina K.

May 14, 2015

Sabrina K.

Gosh I'm sorry :(
But congrats on your masters, I'm getting mine in 2 months!

If you have some aloe vera I would put a thick layer of that on now, agsin before bed and when you wake up... Aloe can really help the healing process! I can't promise it will completly clear it but it might help!

Victoria S.

May 14, 2015

Victoria S.

Thank you for your advice I will buy some aloe right away. This is just awful...looks like I'll be the one with a flask at graduation ha.

Sabrina K.

May 14, 2015

Sabrina K.

I will be hoping the aloe helps! If you can then get pure aloe gel :)

Mia S.

May 14, 2015

Mia S.

If aloe doesn't work maybe try sudocreme, that's good for acne and burns it soothes and heals the affected area😊

Victoria S.

May 14, 2015

Victoria S.

How do I cover this? :(

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