Severely Dry Skin Problems.

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Hannah J.

Feb 25, 2014

Hannah J.

So I'm using this new acne system and it's drying out my face horribly. It's making it to where it's flakey all over my face and it even hurts to smile or move my face in some way. I know the point of an acne system is to dry out the pimples so they'll go away but I honestly can't handle it anymore. Plus my makeup looks horrible on flakey skin and even hurts to apply. Is there any way to not make my face flakey and dry? I was thinking about applying a heavier and more creamier moisturizer but would that clog my pores more?

Ali K.

Feb 26, 2014

Ali K.

Omg this has just happened to me I was using the duac acne cream so I put e45 cream on:)

Elaiah C.

Feb 26, 2014

Elaiah C.

If it's really that bad use sunblock (think of how oily it makes you when you put it on your skin during the summer, it will help). But if it's not that dry then use a natural oil like Olive oil :)

Elaiah C.

Feb 26, 2014

Elaiah C.

Plus it's a lot cheaper then buying something fancy^^^^

Priya B.

Feb 26, 2014

Priya B.

Use coconut oil massage your body n face with it and after 20 minutes take shower. If you still feel dry then next day after having massage with coconut oil and shower pat your face with towel gently and take 2drops of oil on palm and apply it on face. Oil will help in locking the moisture in skin.

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