Stubborn acne help/advice!😬

Oct 22, 2016

Kathryn C.

Hey!! So I have been noticing some extra acne on my chest area and a little bit on my back as well, and yes I know, lots of people says it's pretty common but I was wondering if there was any specific treatments or products to help get rid of some of it. They don't really swell up but they can get kinda red to the touch and it's bothersome to have to look at it when I'm wearing different shirts :( any ideas of tips ladies? It would help a lot! :)

Oct 22, 2016

Delara g.

If you shower often about every day or go to the doctors

Oct 23, 2016

Rhiannon C.

Well, one thing to do is get dye/perfume free detergent to at least wash your shirts in, because scented and died detergent will aggravate the acne.
also, they do sell body wash that has acne medicine in it like salicylic acid many different companies sell them but make sure it doesn't have a bunch of chemicals in it, and it doesn't have perfume in the wash you get.
when you put on perfume or body spray as well, make sure to not spray it on the acne.
same thing with scented lotion, make sure not to put it on your acne

Oct 23, 2016

Rhiannon C.

And I do recommend going to a dermatologist as well, they might give you a stronger medicated body wash that you can't buy in the store.

Oct 26, 2016

Ivana L.

GO TO ACNE.ORG!! It helped me soo much.They have their acne products & the site generally gives acne advice.Give it a read :)

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