Products to help eliminate acne scaring and redness.

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Hannah K.

Nov 17, 2013

Hannah K.

Aveeno Positively Radiant lotion, Kate Somerville Complexion Correction (but that's expensive, if you don't want to spend a lot), Clinique Dark Spot Corrector, Korres products are always good, in my opinion. That's about all I've got for you. Make sure you're wearing spf every day because hyper pigmentation is mostly caused by sun exposure.

Abha A.

Nov 17, 2013

Abha A.

Melaglow ointment..jst apply on d marks..itz availabl in ne pharmacy shop..n use spf befor goin out...

Tori G.

Nov 17, 2013

Tori G.

Tea tree oil really helped my acne scaring, I use it before I go to bed and just dab it on where it's red and scared and it's faded them a lot. A lot of people recommend coconut oil but I didn't really see any improvement with it. Hope that helps, I feel your pain!

Selia H.

Nov 17, 2013

Selia H.

Lubriderm I think its called. try something made by dermatologist not just by a company. I think also cetaphile sumthin lik that.

Marlena C.

Nov 17, 2013

Marlena C.

Yes aveeno works wonders. I've tried other products and I always come back to my aveeno, positively radiant or clear complexion.

Angel C.

Nov 17, 2013

Angel C.

Mario Badescu's Whitening Mask and Azulene Calming Mask. http://www.mariobadescu.com/Masks.
The Whitening Mask is for both acne scarring and redness. It contains a brightener and balsam peru which is a skin calmer.

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