1 Day Without Makeup And I've Come Out With Spots!!

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Emily B.

Feb 20, 2014

Emily B.

I wear makeup every day no mater what I'm doing. however yesterday I decided not to as I wasnt going out. now I've come out in lots of spots... :-/ does anyone know why this is? or how to get rid of it?

Hannah K.

Feb 20, 2014

Hannah K.

Well, makeup can actually act as a barrier between your skin and the outside world, and as long as you take it all off at night that shouldn't be a problem. It seems like the problem here is that your face was exposed to air for an entire day, and it had no makeup barrier to protect it. Just make sure you're keeping your face clean.

Traci L.

Feb 20, 2014

Traci L.

If you didn't cleanse your face and moisturize and just left it bare this could be a reason and sometimes when your skin is used to a routine and you change it ,it reacts negatively,just try using a good cleanser and moisturizer like cerave and you can treat the spots with tea tree or a salicylic acid spot treatment

Emily B.

Feb 21, 2014

Emily B.

I always wash my face and I use moisturiser every day... I have a spot treatment but I just want to prevent this from happening again...

Delaney K.

Feb 22, 2014

Delaney K.

When I used to wear make everyday and then all of a sudden didn't I would usually get one or two, too. I truly think its because your face gets so used to it and then just all of a sudden change it the spots are your skins reaction.

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