Personal acne help?

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Arieanna E.

Apr 24, 2013

Arieanna E.

**sorry for the picture, it's the only one I have in natural light haha**
Does anyone have some acne tips? As you can see, I have very red acne mainly on my forehead. My skin is very oily and I tried using proactive, but after about a week my skin got so sensitive that I had to stop using it. Any other ideas? I'd appreciate it! :) xx

Rachel J.

Apr 24, 2013

Rachel J.

Don't use too much makeup, you look beautiful in that picture! I would say to wash it with something that will help dry out your skin sense you said it's oily, also use something like "sebreeze" after and definitely moisturizer!! And just be very careful, don't scrub too hard and when you dry your face with a towel just pat it dry. Also don't pick at your face and touch it. :-)

Kailey S.

Apr 24, 2013

Kailey S.

Don't pick! they go away on their own, also don't use products with those little beads. they will actually clog your pores and scratch at your skin.

Arieanna E.

Apr 24, 2013

Arieanna E.

Thank you all! I'm trying to get my skin cleared up for summer so maybe these will help! :)

Jennifer F.

Apr 24, 2013

Jennifer F.

I have acne problems to it has gotten a little better lately. I think it may be cause I have been washing my face more often. I also have acne on my back and shoulders and my mom wipes it with rubbing alcohol and it has been helping so maybe try a bit of that.

Shauna S.

Apr 24, 2013

Shauna S.

Try putting witch hazel on it with a cotton ball.

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