Acne aftermath. How it left my skin.

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Ebony G.

Mar 16, 2013

Ebony G.

I use to suffer from acne, extremely
Bad! I've been clear now for roughly two
Years but this is the condition of my skin. You wouldn't be able to tell from a metre away but a foot away and you can see clearly I have craters in my skin and such large pores :C has anyone got any advice? Perhaps chemical peels or laser treatments? Would appreciate your words :D thanks in advance

Cheyenne C.

Mar 16, 2013

Cheyenne C.

Try LUSH's Cosmetic Warrior. It has eggs in it, which shrinks pores.

Kathryn L.

Mar 16, 2013

Kathryn L.

A series of chemical peels is something that really helps as well as if you can get your hands on a prescription for retin a. Laser resurfacing really is the best thing for these types of scars, but I would personally try retin a or a series of peels first!

Kathryn L.

Mar 16, 2013

Kathryn L.

Also, one of the girls on here (I can't remember her name!) She had posted before and after pictures if her skin from using a derma roller. Which is the same concept as laser resurfacing, but much cheaper and its something you can do yourself at home.

Ebony G.

Mar 17, 2013

Ebony G.

It's so weird but I'm afraid to date again because of my skin :C I know to some people it may not be a big deal
But too me it's a massive deal. Isn't retin a for existing acne? I've seen the derma roller, Do you know if that causes scabs afterwards? :)

Kathryn L.

Mar 21, 2013

Kathryn L.

Retain a is actually more so for turn over the skin. Its more of an anti aging treatment if anything!

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