Combination/Sensitive/Acne Prone Skin Care Products?

Jul 20, 2013

Melissa J.

My skin is so confusing! I have combination ( dry t zone / normal other places), sensitive, acne prone skin. My face was clearing up and then my chin and cheeks started flaring up! What's the best skin care routine for me? I use cerave normal to oily Face-wash and nuetrogena face toner with witch hazel. I don't use a moisturizer and I use matifying fx primer, nuetrogena healthy skin foundation and Maybelline loose face powder. All non comenogenic/ no oil/ products. But as soon as a pimple goes away, another one shows up!

Jul 20, 2013

Elle T.

I would suggest using sunscreen before applying makeup to protect your skin. In the evening, use neutrogena deep clean, rub off all dirt and use another face wash. Then acne treatment and moisturize.

Jul 20, 2013

GiGi G.

I use up and up or nuetrogena face wash (the orange stuff) and clean and clear duel action moisturizer
They are not expensive at all but work wonders
I also make my own face scrubs and face masks

Jul 20, 2013

GiGi G.

Pretty much I save money on my face but it still works and I save soooo much money.

Jul 21, 2013

Meaghan S.

Michael todd!! I highly recommend it! http://www.michaeltoddtrueorganics.com/ They have many different skincare lines to suit different skin types

Jul 21, 2013

Dina U.

Hi I'm a cosmetologist! if you have dry skin you really must use a moisturizer. everything else sounds fine but no one should ever skip moisturizers.

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