How Can I Get Rid Of Acne Around My Chin?

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Leidy R.

Apr 30, 2013

Leidy R.

Does anyone how to get rid of acne around my chin area. I've tried afew acne products, but none seem to work. Now I have black spots from the acne & it also keeps coming back!. ://

Cindy C.

Apr 30, 2013

Cindy C.

Make sure not to touch your chin.

I get acne on my chin and cheek where I rest my head in my hands. It transfers oils and bacteria from your hands to your face.

Kelsey D.

Apr 30, 2013

Kelsey D.

Go to a dermatologist! literally work wonders I used to have acne all the time and then I went on accutane and now I only get it during the time of the month and that is only one or two pimples.

Valentine H.

Apr 30, 2013

Valentine H.

I use neutrogena daily face wash but to cover uneven skin in the meantime I use clinque stay matte foundation.

Jordan R.

Apr 30, 2013

Jordan R.

Two words: Birth control!

Heather M.

Apr 30, 2013

Heather M.

In most cases acne around the chin and jawline is hormonal acne. It can be pretty hard to get rid of.
Use an antioxidant cleanser like Origins A Perfect World cleanser and an acne spot treatment like Burt's Bee or Alba. If you have dry skin use a good moisturizing cream like Origins Make A Difference Plus+ Rejuvenating Cream.
Also, spearmint tea helps hormonal acne (I'm going to do an article about it on my beauty blog soon).
You may also need to get put on birth control. I don't recommend the shot form though.

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