Sensitive Acne Prone Skin!!

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Clare A.

Jul 8, 2013

Clare A.

What are good products that help treat acne but good for sensitive skin? I have really sensitive skin and I tries the neutrogena grapefruit wash and that broke me out. Please help!!

Yasmine G.

Jul 8, 2013

Yasmine G.

I have pretty sensitive acne prone skin and I'm also still trying to search for good products. Right now I'm using Clearasil Rapid Action Daily Face Wash and an Olay moisturizer in the morning and a Garnier spot correcting lotion and peel at night. All I can tell you from experience though is to keep your skincare routines simple. This will keep from irritating your skin and keeps breakouts at a minimum(:

Emily T.

Jul 8, 2013

Emily T.

I love the Clinique products! Also sudocreme helps acne fade!

Flora G.

Jul 8, 2013

Flora G.

African black soap or kiehls ultra facial cleanser and aczone topical gel treatment for acne spots

Clare A.

Jul 8, 2013

Clare A.

Thanks so much everyone :) really appreciate it.

Katherine T.

Jul 8, 2013

Katherine T.

One word. Clinique. I LOVE the Clinique acne solutions 3 step system.

Haily B.

Jul 8, 2013

Haily B.

Tea tree oil, it took literally three days for my acne to clear up. I love it, you can get it from Sally's beauty supply, works wonders💎

Lizzy W.

Jul 8, 2013

Lizzy W.

My skin is the same! bit.ly/Ze1HKQ

Brands I've liked include:
Dermalogica
Clinique
Cetaphil
Shea Terra Organics

Look for products that are as natural as possible. It should be: non-comodogenic fragrance, oil and paraben free
suitable for sensitive skin

Clare A.

Jul 8, 2013

Clare A.

Haily B I've heard so much about tea tree oil. Is there anywhere else I can purchase it. Sally's beauty supply isn't where I live :(

Lizzy W I've heard a lot about cetaphil! Imma try it thanks

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