Anyone know a good cleanser and BB cream?

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Alicia M.

Nov 19, 2013

Alicia M.

Recently I've noticed that I've had a few more breakouts than I usually do. Can anybody recommend a really good, not too expensive cleanser or scrub (preferably one I can use everyday) that gets skin nice and clean, and maybe helps combat/prevent blemishes? Also, does anyone use a BB cream that's not too expensive but gives pretty good coverage? Thanks guys!

Madison S.

Nov 19, 2013

Madison S.

I'm not sure about the cleaner but I love the garnier bb cream!

Alicia M.

Nov 19, 2013

Alicia M.

Thanks :)

Juana R.

Nov 19, 2013

Juana R.

I also like bb cream from garnier and for cleanser I like neutrogena grapefruit serie :) but if you want scrub don't use it everyday - it can cause more breakouts if you over-used it because you take off too much natural oils, etc... from your skin and the skin will react on it by producing more oils. But it doesn't show on first day but after week or so...

Santana G.

Nov 19, 2013

Santana G.

For a cleanser I would recommend aveeno clear complexion

Emily M.

Nov 19, 2013

Emily M.

For a cleanser I use purpose gentle cleansing wash. it's super gentle, you can use it to remove eye makeup. but this is just for cleaning skin, not for acne. and for a bb cream I use maybelline dream fresh! I really like it but I feel like it's been breaking me out!

Taylor F.

Nov 19, 2013

Taylor F.

Cetaphil is the ultimate cleanser. It's so fresh and leaves your skin really clean. The little acne I had in my t-zone cleared up within 2 weeks using Cetaphil. They have two types, one for regular skin and one for oily skin, both are gentle enough to use everyday. They also have a matching moisturizer which is awesome!

Alicia M.

Nov 20, 2013

Alicia M.

Where can I buy Cetaphil? Thanks for all the advice guys! I don't have acne (or super oily skin) but I just want to clear my skin up a little bit :)

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