Acne help for a 13 year old.

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Melody B.

Feb 21, 2015

Melody B.

So I am currently thirteen years old and I'm battling some breakouts. I am using some light face wash but I was wondering of some specific products that could take the acne completely away over a period of time. Please leave you input below (: (sorry, not the best pic)

Peyton H.

Feb 21, 2015

Peyton H.

I'm 14 and I used to have bad acne. Some tips are to drink lots of water (so your skin is healthy) try to not touch your face cause the oil on your hand can cause the acne. Also if you have bangs, make sure you are showering regularly so then your hair isn't greasy/oily. But a product I use is a charcoal scrub by garnier. But when my acne was worse I got a cream from my doctor which helped a ton.

Melody W.

Feb 21, 2015

Melody W.

Same with Peyton ☺️

Sandy M.

Feb 21, 2015

Sandy M.

See a detarmoligist:)

Katherine W.

Feb 21, 2015

Katherine W.

Are you moisturising, exfoliating or toning at all? Do you use face masks at all? Could you tell us your current skincare routine?

Kailey L.

Feb 21, 2015

Kailey L.

Dermadoctor Ain't Misbehavin cleanser. It is my holy grail product, 90% of my acne has disappeared since I started using it.

Rivers B.

Feb 22, 2015

Rivers B.

My friend had bad acne and started using proactive and it worked her face has cleared up a lot.

Trina M.

Feb 23, 2015

Trina M.

Your 13 and your hormones are changing. Its natural. But whatever you do, don't pick at it, then you'll scar it.

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