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Kaylin A.

Dec 4, 2013

Kaylin A.

This is my major dilemma..ohh yeah, is really bad! One comes off leaves a mark and another one is waiting in line.

Lizzy W.

Dec 4, 2013

Lizzy W.

Here are a bunch of acne tips: bit.ly/Ze1HKQ

Try the Dermalogica Clean Start kit. It's pricey, but it is SO worth it. You can try to get a sample first and see how it works for you; I saw a major improvement after just two washes.

I would also talk to your dr. about it; they will be able to prescribe a topical gel or medication that will help with the breakouts as well as the scarring.

P.S. Can I just say that your eyebrows are fabulous!

Diana J.

Dec 4, 2013

Diana J.

A lady here has shared her amazing experience with garnier dark spot treatment, you may try:-)

Amanda V.

Dec 4, 2013

Amanda V.

My best advice to you is to see a Dermatologist. I've been going probably for about 3 or 4 years now and my acne has improved SO much. I was prescribed a sulfur face wash, spot treatments and the antibiotic Doxycycline. The drugstore face washes and creams never worked for me. They irritated my skin so much which I why I recommend seeing a professional instead of using DIY treatments, or drugstore acne products. I promise it'll help! They can also prescribe you things for the acne scars/marks. Good luck <3.

Artistic B.

Dec 4, 2013

Artistic B.

I agree with amanda v. See a dermatologist.

Kaylin A.

Dec 4, 2013

Kaylin A.

Thanks for all the good advices... And @Lizzy W. Lol am glad you can see something good in my pretty bad forehead lol thanks girl.

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