How do I deal with acne but have very sensitive skin.

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Gwen C.

Feb 2, 2014

Gwen C.

I have sort of severe acne. I also have very sensitive skin which burns very easily. Whenever I use any products it either causes more acne or burns my skin and dries it out terribly. I hate having to spend so much money going to the dermatologist and buying a fancy product and for it to not work. Then all that money goes down the drain.

Ruby M.

Feb 2, 2014

Ruby M.

An acne-fighting moisturizer would be a good thing.

Sarah L.

Feb 2, 2014

Sarah L.

I have no clue but for someone with as sensitive skin as yours just leaving your acne and making sure you clean your face everyday is all you can do🙊

Sarah L.

Feb 2, 2014

Sarah L.

Ps I'm lovin niall there 👱

Amanda L.

Feb 2, 2014

Amanda L.

I have sensitive sling and bad acne. I use Dermalogica clear start line. I like this line because there are so many different products you can use that work well with your skin. You Should definitely try it out 😊

Bella L.

Feb 2, 2014

Bella L.

Ok well my dear your acne does not look too bad and I go to a dermatologist And tbh It honestly helped soo much I have very sensitive skin and my derm let me know that most drugstore products to help acne have a sort of acid that burns your skin and irritates it if it is sensitive so ya but I mean if your looking for a face wash I suggest spectro gel its a great facial cleanser for sensitive skin

Morgan B.

Feb 2, 2014

Morgan B.

I think the Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser is nice. I agree with Jacqlyn Philosophy is so good!

Mary P.

Feb 3, 2014

Mary P.

Haha I agree with Sarah.

Gwen C.

Feb 3, 2014

Gwen C.

Thanks soo much everybody.

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