What should I use??

Aug 10, 2013

Gabriela S.

I used to use proactiv for a year and stopped in June. I've been using products from lush because I have sensitive skin. My acne has just come back even worse (doesn't show it in the picture) there's acne all over my forehead and chin. None of it is going away. I quit proactiv because it burned and I didn't have time for the routine. Should I try their X out acne thing? I don't know what to do.

Aug 10, 2013

Zaineb F.

Try using cetaphil as a wash
buy benzoyl peroxide, myt get your skin flaky but jus apply makeup if your going out.
apply it wen you go of to bed

Aug 10, 2013

Katharina C.

Try murad for teens hun ❤

Aug 10, 2013

Megan M.

I use murad. Works wonders! And great for my sensitive skin.

Aug 10, 2013

Katie C.

I wouldn't go back to proactiv. from what I heard your skin gets sort of addicted to it and you don't want that. they also use bleach so that's not good. Give your skin some time to adapt to the new products. sometimes your skin just freaks out when you use new stuff. good luck!

Aug 10, 2013

Dina U.

Nothing works without a routine. You must wash your face morning and night. Without a consistency in how often you use each product there is no way for it to work properly to keep your skin clear.

Aug 10, 2013

Gabriela S.

I've had the same skin routine, morning and night for 3 months now. When I used proactiv my skin was clear but the products burned my skin. I can't use murad because that burned my skin so much after a week that I had dark marks all over my cheeks for about a year. I got rid of them and I was told to go for more natural stuff. Thing is, it's not strong enough to get rid of acne. I just need something more mild that won't hurt my face.

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