Need Face Help

Feb 17, 2013

Kemberly M.

I have horrible acne and scars. I have oily skin on my forehead and dry around my chin. What kind of face wash would help!! Please help me.

Feb 17, 2013

You're really going to have to experiment with what works best for you and your skin type. It sounds like you have combination skin, but multiple factors can have an affect on your skin and your acne (weather/seasons, age, diet, heredity, etc.). What most skincare products have in common is differing amounts of salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide. There are also a multitude of other "natural" solutions that claim to help with acne (honey, aloe vera, aspirin, green tea, grapefruit etc.) but again, you're still going to have to figure out what works best for you.

Feb 18, 2013

Kaitlin F.

Yes you need to try products and read reviews! I personally love neutrogenas cleanser/mask! And then I used a Clinique toner and spot treatment. I also have just started to use boscia's black face mask, which dries on your skin and pulls so much dirt out of your pores, I will say that it made me break out a bit after initial use because it was drawing toxins out but I used it for the second time yesterday- and so far so good :) good luck to you!

Feb 18, 2013

Hazel G.

Simple are quite good, havnt used their facewash but the cleansers and moisturers are great
I currently use superdrugs own naturally radiant range and it's really great, evens out your skintone and leaves your skin feeling great!

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