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Alyssa W.

Mar 10, 2014

Alyssa W.

I want flawless skin but my acne is getting in the way of that. Help! Any suggestings?

Abby F.

Mar 10, 2014

Abby F.

Buy a face wash that is designed to treat acne and a good oil free moisturizer- spot treatments can dry you out. Exfoliate and use a deep pore cleansing mask one to two times a week!

Suggestions:
Kate Somerville Daily Detox face wash

Clinique oil free moisturizing gel

Kate Somerville Eradikate spot treatment (the absolute BEST thing on the market atm)

Kate Somerviile Exfolikate

Origins Active Charcoal mask or First Aid Beauty Res Clay peel off mask if you want to reduce redness and if you have oily skin. (: xx

Alyssa W.

Mar 10, 2014

Alyssa W.

Thnx

Macy W.

Mar 11, 2014

Macy W.

Use a cleanser like cetaphil and then gently wash your face with it. Then you pat dry your face and then apply a spot treatment on your pimples. Rub in thoroughly. And then apply a oil free non comodegenic facial moisturizer. I recommend cetaphil, then clean and clear spot treatment, and neutrogena oil free moisturizer😄

Cinthya A.

Mar 11, 2014

Cinthya A.

I like Burt's Bees line for acne. The face wash and toner are amazing. They contain 1.0% salicylic acid, and they contain calming ingredients too. So I don't find it drying, the same thing with the toner. I don't use the moisturizer from their acne line because it contains oils which break me out. I hope you find the right products for you!

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