What Is Up With My Skin? :'(
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Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
Okay, my usual skin is very soft, smooth, and for the most part, I have a decent complexion (besides my scars and pimples), but for the last few days and getting progressively worse, my skin is super dry, bumpy, ruddy, and grotesque. I'm honestly at a loss of words for how quick this happened, considering I haven't changed my skincare routine at all lately. Does anybody have an explanation, or even better, how to stop/fix this, or when it will go away? Thank you all so much, I'm really devastated.
Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
Jun 25, 2014
Kaitlin M.
Ugh mine has been doing the same thing! The first thing I'm buying when I start my job is a clarisonic
Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
I can't even put on makeup. :(
Jun 25, 2014
Lorelle E.
Your skin honestly does not look bad! Have you been eating anything that you don't normally eat or maybe loads of dairy? Some foods can cause a breakout especially dairy I've cut out milk and most dairy because of this! Also because the weather is changing this could case your skin to react differently! Try a mask for dry skin to add moister back into your face! And try using sudocream on the pimple! Also hormones could be causing it
Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
Thank you Lorelle! I actually cut out junk food and dairy a few years ago! I don't really have any super moisturizing masks, but if you have any honey and cinnamon free DIYs let me know!
Jun 25, 2014
Zoey A.
And it feels worse than it looks. ; (
Jun 25, 2014
Olivia K.
Just let it pass, it will get over this in a few days.
Jun 25, 2014
Brenda P.
Since your eating habits haveng changed, it could probably be the change of temperature. Since it is warmer your skin might be producing more sweat. And sweat is not always noticeable. Because irritants (dust dirt others) are more likely to stick to moist skin, your skin is more likely to break out. Remember that sweat pores and oil pores are jot the same and sweat can cause dirt to block the oil pores more easily, thus making acne bacteria easier to grow. I think you should probably modify your skin care rutine a little and see if you get any results. :) hope this helped.
Jun 25, 2014
Allison B.
Don't use products with harming things in them. It looks oersted just use lots of moisturizer
Jun 26, 2014
Meghan B.
Have you changed your makeup? It could also be a change in the weather. I think this calls for a doctor visit though if this happened drastically