Breakout Scarring advice

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Alissa N.

Mar 9, 2014

Alissa N.

So, when I break out I only get a couple little pimples, however they last for a couple weeks and then scar. How can I get rid of them quickly without scarring?

Danny C.

Mar 9, 2014

Danny C.

Sometimes even if you don't mess w them they can leave a mark. try using a salycilc acid treatment it will help w the breakout while exfoliating the skin to lighten the scar. also benzoyl perioxcide spot treatments tend to darken the skin I tend not to use those because of that reason

Alissa N.

Mar 9, 2014

Alissa N.

I have very sensitive skin so is it fine for that. I can't do sulfur because I'm allergic. But thanks for y'alls advice!

Anupa M.

Mar 10, 2014

Anupa M.

Your best friend will be neosporin (triple antibiotic cream). it kills the bacteria and prevents scarring. :)

Danny C.

Mar 10, 2014

Danny C.

Alisaa I'd try a small area and test it out. a little warning w any lush product. that line dowses everything in fragrance so if your sensitive and even if your not for that matter I'd stay far away. fragrance in skin care can cause irratation and damage your skin in the long run

Diana T.

Mar 10, 2014

Diana T.

Sulfur products and tea tree work well for me but I still get scars with my cystic acne and it sucks n takes forever to get rid of but newer scars are easier to deal with than older scars - exfoliation n vitamin c creams work for me to fade newer scars.

Traci L.

Mar 10, 2014

Traci L.

The best thing to fade scars is a Vitamin C serum and even sensitive skin can use it,and use spf daily

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