Spot advice/ tips to help??

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Theresa D.

Feb 1, 2016

Theresa D.

I've been having problems with spots on my cheeks for around 2-3 months. I've recently been using the body shops cool& creamy wash (teatree) and their toner however the toner burns my skin and gives me red streaks. I wear makeup about 2-3 days a week (full face) but no matter if I wear it or not more spots will flare and appear day after day. Does any one have any treatment recommendations or skin routines/ products that may help? Many thanks! :)

Lin F.

Feb 1, 2016

Lin F.

I'd use a dab of Optima Organic Tea Tree Cream (it is a soothing antiseptic cream) on a bud and applied gently to each spot. Make sure you use a clean bud for each application. Do this at night and by morning the spot should be dry. Make sure you wash your hands before each application otherwise you might contaminate another part of your face.

Breeze T.

Feb 1, 2016

Breeze T.

I'm having a few hormonal issues and I've been loving Avène Cleanance Expert cream. I put it on every night and the next morning I am significantly clearer. Only downside is if I forget one night, I'll get clogged pores- but it's a good fix while I'm waiting for my doctor appointment.
Good luck ^_^

Theresa D.

Feb 1, 2016

Theresa D.

Thankyou ladies! I'll give all of your suggestions a try :)

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