Biotin & Acne Questions

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Kelsi Z.

Feb 17, 2013

Kelsi Z.

I've recentley been taking biotin and I've noticed that I broke out horribly! I have acne in my face, chest and back. I stoppes taking it. Is biotin why? And since I stopped taking ot will my acne go away?

Sarah F.

Feb 17, 2013

Sarah F.

I've been taking biotin for months and never noticed a change in my skin when I started taking it. You could be very sensitive or it could be hormonal changes.

Whitney R.

Feb 17, 2013

Whitney R.

If you're breaking out it means your not drinking enough water with the dosage you are taking.

Kelsi Z.

Feb 17, 2013

Kelsi Z.

There not pills, there gummies. I got them at my local drugstore called GNC.

Kelsi Z.

Feb 17, 2013

Kelsi Z.

Thats what in them.

Heather M.

Apr 24, 2013

Heather M.

This is for the 284736259 threads I see asking if 'Biotin is worth the money?' or 'What does biotin do?'.

For starters biotin (also known as vitamin H) is a b vitamin the our bodies produce. It aids in the metabolism of carbs, fats, and proteins, which is why people with a biotin deficiency will often take biotin supplements.
So, to all of you who are asking why you are gaining weight, or getting acne breakouts from taking biotin it's because your body ALREADY produces it, and if you don't have a deficiency you are pumping excess amounts of biotin into your body, which is throwing your system off whack.
Ask your doctor before taking any kind of supplement people.

- missmathersmakeup.blogspot.com

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