Good acne face cleanser?!? Asap.
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Oct 27, 2013
Melissa M.
Ladies halp please I need a good face cleanser for acne any suggestions?? I love my clearasil but I need to try another one and also for a good toner (blemish control toner) thanks :)!!
Oct 27, 2013
Melissa M.
Help*
Oct 27, 2013
Hannah O.
2 tablespoons of a papaya and 1 tablespoon of honey. It works really well!
Oct 27, 2013
Hannah O.
And it's cheap depending on where you live. A lot of factory-made products say they help, but only help a little. This mask works well and tastes good too. Obviously the part that you don't put on your face!
Oct 27, 2013
Ariane L.
Murad
Oct 27, 2013
Jenna A.
Depends what your acne problem is. For me I use clean and clear (harsh cleansers can make your acne worse!) I moisturize my face right after. In terms of toner try to stay away from it as it is filled with harsh chemicals that are horrible for your skin try salicylic acid instead (that stuff is a works wonders for me). I believe you can by these all from a drugstore so it's not expensive
Oct 27, 2013
Vanessa W.
Oxy, Clean & Clear Acne Wash, Neutrogena Makeup Cleanser, The Body Shop's Tea Tree Oil toner and cleanser :)
Oct 27, 2013
Melissa M.
Thanks girls and well I don't really have bad acne is just that I tend to break out and I also have some scaring
Oct 27, 2013
Brianna W.
Cetaphil is highly recommended by derms and magazines! I use it, it's gentle and I love it, personally. You should use a gentle cleanser then a spot treatment. Harsh cleansers are rarely beneficial. I'm use Cetaphil for normal to dry skin but there is one for oily to normal skin. Sea breeze is a nice toner. It really removes any left over yuck, and leaves a clean feeling. I don't usually use toners though so I can't recommend much:( acne.org has reviews if you truly want people with acne opinions.
Oct 27, 2013
3forevergigi3 ..
Yeah don't do harsh cleansers. Olay face wash is gentle and has scrubs and regenerates new skin cells & the Proactiv step 3 spot treatment. If you have oily skin embrace it because I used to have it then I went crazy with harsh cleansers and now it's permanently dry and I want my oily skin back. My sister has very oil skin so I just stated what she uses it works well.
Oct 27, 2013
3forevergigi3 ..
The regeneration of skin cells will definitely help with scars. And to avoid anymore scars, only put the spot treatment on the tip of the acne, don't go spreading it around the acne because it really is strong and penetrates deeply. Also use sugar scrub it's great and inexpensive.
Oct 27, 2013
Melissa M.
Yup I have oily skin as well and thank you girls for the tips :)!
Oct 27, 2013
Preeti P.
See if you can get "benclean" its the best for oily acne skin. it might sound and look cheap but trust me its my holy grail. my derm gave it to me when I had a massive break out and it reaaaaly helped.