Where to put acne treatment.

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Sydney H.

Sep 8, 2014

Sydney H.

I have a very good skincare routine that I've been doing for the past couple of weeks that's working really well! It goes neutregena all natural facial cleanser, witch hazel, neutregena night cream! That's it! But I would like to add Burt's bees blemish stick to use as a spot treatment so where should I put it in? After which hazel?

Ileene M.

Sep 8, 2014

Ileene M.

My skincare routine is pretty much like yours; wash, toner, cream but I normally do the acne spot treatment at the end after my cream but I can be wrong it's just how I've been doing for years

Lindsay H.

Sep 8, 2014

Lindsay H.

Well since it's a spot treatment you should put it on any blemishes you have

Melissa S.

Sep 8, 2014

Melissa S.

My skincare routine is just like Sydney's, except I use my acne treatment in between my toner and moisturizer. I wait for the toner to dry, and then I put the treatment on. Once the treatment has been absorbed into the skin, I put on moisturizer. At first, I tried putting on treatment after moisturizer, but it just dried my skin out and I ended up putting on more moisturizer afterwards. But you should experiment a little and see what works best for you.

Lindsay H.

Sep 8, 2014

Lindsay H.

Oh whoopsie I misread the question I would say after the witch hazel

Olivia A.

Sep 8, 2014

Olivia A.

After the witch hazel...you wouldn't want to put it on top of your moisturizer because it wouldn't be as effective.

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