How To Help Relieve Chapped Skin On Face.

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Tasha L.

Nov 3, 2013

Tasha L.

I put benzoyl peroxide cream on an acne breakout 2 days in a row, now my skin is chapped everywhere I put the cream. I figure using aloe vera lotion would help moisturize it and keep it from burning but all it done was make my skin burn+ peel. On top of that the acne is stilllll there.

Hannah K.

Nov 3, 2013

Hannah K.

Okay...best moisturizer I've found for chapped skin is Yu-be, it's very thick and smells like camphor for a bit before it soaks in. Its non irritating, and it works wonders for me in the winter. As for your acne, try tea-tree oil (pure or diluted, but I recommend diluted as pure can be harsh for your skin). It's great for your acne, it's an antibacterial oil and helps reduce the bacteria that cause breakouts. Its a good spot treatment. Also, what's your skincare routine like?

Vanessa W.

Nov 3, 2013

Vanessa W.

Vitamin e oil and vitamin e lotion, Vaseline, shea butter :) Benzoyl can be a hit or miss for anyone..I suggest something natural like tea tree oil or cinnamon to help get rid of the acne. :)

Diana J.

Nov 3, 2013

Diana J.

When I had a burn I used a rich nutritive cream and gentle exfoliated with a cosmetic sponge. It passed in a week.

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