Is it okay if I wear my make up while using acne meds??😕

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Diona G.

Aug 1, 2013

Diona G.

I'm kinda thinking I shouldn't, but my dermatologist didn't mention NOT using make up, soooo?

Maddie L.

Aug 1, 2013

Maddie L.

I wore makeup and it was fine :) aslong as you've got a good skin care regime you'll be fine:) and take it off every night!

Kennia A.

Aug 1, 2013

Kennia A.

I agree with maddie.

Devyani G.

Aug 1, 2013

Devyani G.

Agree with maddie.I also wore when I was on acne medication, just don't forget to use toner before bed.

Isabel M.

Aug 1, 2013

Isabel M.

I don't any face products , if I do it's usually eye makeup! If you wear it , make sure you wash your face thoroughly and moisturize because most acne medications dry your skin out! By the way I use tretenoin and clindomiacin , I'm not even sure if I spelled those right...

Melina C.

Aug 1, 2013

Melina C.

Yup I do the same thing as maddie and devyani, just make sure the makeup or your primer or moisturizer has any type on SPF in it. Because most of those medications make your skin sensitive to the sun. But other than that makeup is fine :)

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