Moisturizer for acne prone skin.

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hillbillys beauty Q.

May 16, 2018

hillbillys beauty Q.

My skin is complicated... I have acne prone skin, I have oily skin mainly T zone area and I also have dry patches...
Okay so I have been using tarte cleansing gel for wash,
Olehenriksen face tonic toner, GlamGlow masks I rotate youthmud, supermud, flashmud And gravitymud. I rotate them every night.
After masking I used FARSALI rose gold elixir.
I do these same steps in mornings minus the masking. Morning I add in Glam Glow glow starter illuminating moisturizer. Since using these products my skin is no longer crazy, my T zone has cleared up no longer oily.
I'm wanting to know for those with skin like mine what is a good moisturizer? I have tried several that all seem to break me out almost instantly. I have tried several an high rated an talked about ones like Sunday Riley Tidal , Philosophy Purity, every Sunday Riley product I have tried has broke me out, Peter Thomas Roth Potent-c power serum broke me out.. I know not all thise are moisturizers but I have my routine that works down an now I'm just looking for a nice moisturizer that won't mess up my hard work, any help is much appreciated

Krisden C.

May 18, 2018

Krisden C.

Have you tried the newest gel cream moisturizers? I also have very finicky skin that is prone to break outs. The one I found that works wonders for me is the Moisture Cushion by Dr. Dennis Gross. It's oil free. I hope this helps!

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