Dry Acne Prone Skin.

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Merci C.

Sep 19, 2013

Merci C.

Hi
Lately I've had more breakouts and dry skin on the tip and under my nose. I use a daily exfoliation scrub in the morning, then the Aveeno daily moisturizer with SPF15. At night I use towelettes to remove my makeup and then either an Oil free scrub or light acne mask.
I am willing to buy a product, but I've already tried a lot so I'd prefer a home remedie.
Thanks girls :3

Jazzlyn W.

Sep 19, 2013

Jazzlyn W.

I would try elf zit Zapper its only a dollar and works pretty good.

Whyte W.

Sep 19, 2013

Whyte W.

Don't exfoliate every day! It makes your skin sensitive and prone to breakouts. Use a gentle face wash every day and exfoliate every other day at most.

Paige L.

Sep 19, 2013

Paige L.

I'll be honest with you I drink a lot of water, after I shower I use witch hazel on my face and use coconut milk lotion as a moisturizer it's in Walmart for $6.

Angel L.

Sep 20, 2013

Angel L.

Agree.. water and diet are a big part. Wash your hands, A LOT. I touch my face too much... Neutrogena orange face wash for day cetaphil at night. During your period use a toner! super cheap and easy. Also.. Walmart has a nice proactive kit knock off. worth it too. Good luck! :)

Stephanie B.

Sep 20, 2013

Stephanie B.

Cetaphil face cleanser!

Stephanie B.

Sep 20, 2013

Stephanie B.

And witch hazel (:

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