Moisturizer and toner for acne prone skin.

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Gabby C.

Jan 19, 2014

Gabby C.

Any products you girls recommend. I've been breaking out lately and I want to try some products that will help with the acne.

Taylor F.

Jan 19, 2014

Taylor F.

I use the Neutrogena Fight and Fade Toner and it works really well for me. It cleared everything up pretty quickly and keeps me acne free for the most part. You can get it at any drugstore for $8 :) My absolute favorite brand that I swear by is the Say Yes To brand. The tomato acne scrub is amazing, seriously. It's an all natural brand and they have different products for different needs. The tomato based line is for acne, grapefruit for brightening, and cucumber for anti-aging. They sell it at Wal-Mart and Ulta. If you don't try anything else, try that. It's about $10 :)

Taylor F.

Jan 19, 2014

Taylor F.

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Taylor F.

Jan 19, 2014

Taylor F.

Oh and just to be clear the line has moisturizers, toners, scrubs, the whole deal. I got a little carried away :)

Shantal B.

Jan 19, 2014

Shantal B.

Murad clarifying toner is great I have acne and it really does help...I am an esthetician & have tried many toners...anyways so it has chondrus crisp us which regulates oil production& witch hazel which removes oil & tightens pores.there are also antioxidants like grapeseed extract & vitamin E which protect against free radicals it is sold at sephora but is cheaper if you buy it @ massage envy!

Shantal B.

Jan 19, 2014

Shantal B.

& they also sell the kit for acne prone skin.

Brandy S.

Jan 19, 2014

Brandy S.

I use lush products and they really work for me. Imperialis moisturizer and breath of fresh air toner 👌

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