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Maggie S.

Jul 15, 2014

Maggie S.

Try a sulfur mask as a spot treatment or diluted tea tree oil.

Maggie S.

Jul 16, 2014

Maggie S.

I don't really know because all sensitive skin types react to different stuff, maybe just do a patch test before applying it.

Shiro M.

Jul 16, 2014

Shiro M.

Tea tree oil spot treatments.

Amy S.

Jul 16, 2014

Amy S.

This the same area you mussed with?

Cause I go get high frequency treatnent to kill bacteria...

Kat O.

Jul 16, 2014

Kat O.

When I have breakouts on my nose, I will just put Vaseline on it before I go to bed, and the breakouts will be gone the next day.

Amy S.

Jul 16, 2014

Amy S.

When you pop the white head it pushes bacteria under skin and over skin... spreads it everywhere... cases break outs for a while...

I may be confusing u with someone else. If so, sorry.

Kaitlin S.

Jul 16, 2014

Kaitlin S.

Tea Tree Oil can be pretty mild. Also, check out some of Lush's products. They try to be as natural as possible, with many of their
products being Vegetarian or Vegan. For my acne, I particularly like the Mask of Magnanimity and Grease Lightning--which is both tea tree oil AND aloe vera, so it will kill bacteria and help soothe the redness. Also, always, always, always patch test. Your body isn't anyone else's, and what works for others might not always pan out for you.

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