Acne? Don't know, Help please.

Nov 7, 2013

Mary G.

I never had pimples as a teenager or acne. But now as an adult I have these. Just bumps on my face, and I don't know how to rid myself of them. I honestly don't use anything or clean my face as I should, but it's because I don't even know where to start or what to use. If you could give me some guidance I'd appreciate it.

Nov 7, 2013

Monet M.

This looks like a reaction from your makeup do you fall asleep with your makeup? The best thing ever to use to clean your pours is a soft bristle face brush Sally's sell them for around $3 I have even found them t the dollar tree there are tons of face washes out there and treatments I have suffered from acne for years and the number one thing that works the best is useing a face brush when washing your face preferably once in the mourning and once before bed if I don't use one and I just use a washcloth or whip I immediately breakout and my skin looks exactly like yours it's cuz you get dead skin cells tht build up in your pours that a washcloth won't remove but a brush will trust me:D.

Nov 7, 2013

Mary G.

I'll just lay off the foundation and get me a brush and do what you say. Thanks for your advice!

Nov 7, 2013

Mistreece L.

Yes it look likes your skin isn't agreeing with either a face product you're using or something youve been putting your face on like your pillowcase. try to think of what youve done different since this started. new product? new detergent? etc.

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