Birth control skin

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Amber U.

Oct 29, 2013

Amber U.

Fucccc* I got on birth control again but this one is EXTREMELY high dose and totally broke me out like the worse I have ever been. I want to change pills. but how can I help clear everything back to normal?

Alanna W.

Oct 29, 2013

Alanna W.

Can we see a pic?

Kelsey B.

Oct 29, 2013

Kelsey B.

Exfoliating helps. Toothpaste drys out spots.

Amber U.

Oct 30, 2013

Amber U.

No I will not show you a pic of my acne its hormonal cause where its all located. And I do that! :(! I hate life at this moment

Roz X.

Oct 30, 2013

Roz X.

Use a face wash that is tea tree oil based. Be sure to moisturize with something gentle.. Cetaphil has a line that has worked for many. For spots, Neutrogena has a tinted heal and conceal or Bare Minerals Blemish Therapy are fantastic. Avoid scrubbing your acne, but instead gently exfoliate once a week. It's important to counter drying from products by moisturizing. When your skin dries out..it signals the body to produce more oil at your age. Your body will adjust in time. Hope that helps.

Amber U.

Nov 3, 2013

Amber U.

Thankyou so much I changed birth control and it all workd out great.

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