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Emily B.

Jan 28, 2015

Emily B.

So I have combination acne prone sensitive skin. Part of it is my pregnancy. I am getting married in March and I want to be able to feel confident in my natural skin. What can I do to help get rid of my acne? I drink a ton of water because pregnant and I eat very healthy normally. So I am wondering what I can do cleanser wise, etc.? I have been using St Ives but I quit a while ago because it's terrible for your skin. I currently use baby wipes to get most of my makeup off and then wash with clean and clear morning burst. I also use a clean and clear sensitive skin toner. My moisturizer was St Ives, but I want to find one that is oil free. Any suggestions ladies? Thank you!!

Amy H.

Jan 28, 2015

Amy H.

I love cetaphil and so do heaps of other people on here, it worked really well for my boyfriend and he had acne prone skin and now he only gets the occasional pimple.

Emily B.

Jan 29, 2015

Emily B.

Thank you!

Logan C.

Jan 29, 2015

Logan C.

I find that using a face mask once a week helps keep my skin clear and under control. I like origins charcoal a lot. I've also used glam glow tingle exfoliant which is awesome but expensive. Lush also has some great masks I've been getting into

Emily B.

Feb 6, 2015

Emily B.

Thank you omg I just got this reply!!

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