Oily acne prone skincare help.

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Bella B.

May 23, 2016

Bella B.

What is your skincare routine for oily acne prone skin?

Courtney G.

May 23, 2016

Courtney G.

Oil free moisturiser, doesn't have to be expensive, drug store works for me.

Diana T.

May 23, 2016

Diana T.

I have combo/oily sensitive acne prone skin - right now I use the cetaphil gentle skin cleanser, the aloe calming toner by the body shop, then I spot treat with one of 3 different things depending on what kind of acne is happening - I use a tea tree oil based spot treatment by the body shop for my big red cystic acne, the Mario badescu drying cream on any opened pimples that I need to close before I apply makeup - it's sulfur based and is good for drying out white heads, or the Clinique acne spot treatment gel if I run out of the other two (which I did today) - then for day time I moisturize with the yes to carrots with SPF moisturizer - and at night I change it up - usually I use the Mario badescu glycolic acid foaming cleanser about once a week - then the same aloe toner and then the same spot treatments or I'll use the Mario badescu buffering lotion on cystic bumps that are painful - it's really good for getting them to a head - then I usually moisturize with jojoba oil - normally I only wash my face once a day to conserve water though since I live in Germany and the water is expensive - so if I don't wash my face at night then I use the simple facial wipes to take off any makeup or if I'm not wearing makeup I use the la Roche posay micellar water.

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