Why is my skin going break out crazy?😰

Jan 20, 2016

Chloe N.

I really don't understand! So my current skin care has been..
Dr Bronners soap in the rose formula
Thayers whitch Hazel rose toner
Alba skin even night cream
And then in the morning I just rinse my face with cool water, add toner and MyChelle spf 28 sunscreen. (Also I just bought the night team, toner, and sunscreen a few days ago to add in). But my face has been breaking out like crazy! At first it was just a few tiny spots here and there and then this morning I woke up with two gigantic cystic acne bumps on my chin😥😥 I don't understand! I even added up all of the pH level so it should balance out my skin (dr Bronners= 8, toner= 3-5) but instead all of this is happening? Anyone any speedy suggestions?

Jan 20, 2016

Alexis C.

Did the breakouts start when you added the new products? If so then at least one of the products is what's causing the breakouts and since you added multiple products at once you'll have to do a few trials of removing one product from your routine and seeing how your skin reacts for awhile so you can figure out what product is disagreeing with your skin.

Jan 21, 2016

Chelsea V.

Maybe it's just hormones, my skin is amazing and clear up until I'm due for my period, it could just be that x

Jan 21, 2016

Glem C.

I was struggling with my irregular periods from few months and it made my skin worse
So it must be due to hormones
Start using a bit of home remedies for permanent flawless skin

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