Insecurity with my acne help?!?

Mar 23, 2015

Riff W.

One thing that could be causing it that was causing mine was my conditioner. Whenever I put it my conditioner, I tie my hair up for about 3-5 minutes, take it down to rinse it out, then tie it back up to wash my body. As far is being insecure with it, don't be. I have "backne" as well and no one cares when I go out in tank tops or if I'm at the pool in a bikini. Don't let it stop you from wearing what you want because honestly, no one cares about it and no ones going to laugh at you for it :)

Mar 23, 2015

Michelle S.

I know that both Neutrogena and Clean & Clear make body washes for acne. Maybe check one out until your doctor can prescribe you something new.
It's completely normal to feel insecure. I've struggled for a while with bad skin and it brought my confidence down. I made the mistake of letting it get to me. To be honest, your close friends and family will never judge you because your skin isn't perfect. Every person has flaws. If you want to wear tank tops again, don't let a little bacne stop you. Riff is 100% right! And if someone does laugh at you, chances are it's someone you don't know and wouldn't want to know anyways
:)

Mar 23, 2015

Shaundi P.

Tea tree body wash.

Mar 23, 2015

Shauna S.

Try African black soap. It's actually a brown colour and you can find it at a health food store. my boyfriend uses it for his back acne and its cleared it up really well.

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