How to get rid of red spots from acne??

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Lisa K.

Mar 27, 2014

Lisa K.

I have these spots and I have no idea how to get rid of them, can you guys give me advice, there more red in real life.

Lisa K.

Mar 28, 2014

Lisa K.

Okay thanks girls. But I had these spots for about 2 months that's why I'm a bit worried.

Breanna B.

Mar 28, 2014

Breanna B.

Try a green based primer, I don't know if it is primer but I know they have green liquids just for the red spot problems. I've seen this stuff at sephora and drug store.

Lynn J.

Mar 28, 2014

Lynn J.

Moisturize again and again and again!! I use Cetaphil for gentle skin - multiple times a day (at least twice.) And coconut oil a couple times a week, or whenever you really need it. It really softens the redness, it is very anti-inflammatory. It feels so slimy, but it absorbs. Don't get freaked out by the feel at first. Just so it before bed and it will be all absorbed by morning.

Lynn J.

Mar 28, 2014

Lynn J.

ALSO, over washing is a major redness factor. Resist the urge! Wash once or twice a day- max. And using a gentle cleanser really helps me. I LOVE epionce, but it is pricey. Cetaphil gentle wash is a (step-down) price saving swap.

Lisa K.

Mar 28, 2014

Lisa K.

Thank you girls sooo so much:)

Lauren M.

Mar 28, 2014

Lauren M.

Time will heal them. I wouldn't waste money those. Here's what I uses to hide mine
& it is a primer & works great under foundation.

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