Skin Tips?

Aug 21, 2011

Victoria F.

Hey er'vybody :) So I was wondering, if anyone has had the same kinda problems I'm going through right now. Right now I'm getting rid of my acne(I'm using a plexion cleanser,Duac gel, Retin-A gel, CeraVe PM moisturizer, and Aveeno AM moisturizer.) Ive noticed that my skin,especially around my lips and the upper part of my eyelids, are extremely dry and peeling. But since I'm taking all of this stuff, my skin has become sensitive. Do you have any products that will get rid the dryness, but won't irritate my skin or clog my pores? (Sorry it's so long but I need some help D: )

Aug 21, 2011

Arial V.

Hello Victoria,

Well i was an acne sufferer as well. I had cycstic ance and when i went to esthectian school luckily got rid of it. Since your on a Rentin-A your skin is sure to peel because thats its job unfortunately and its sensitizing your skin. One thing you must must do is wear sun protection, i cant stress that enough because of the state of your skin. I suggest checking out some products from Bioelements. Its an amazing line of products and has something for every type of skin. It cleared my cycstic ance its sooo amazing. Check out the website and best of luck to you =)

Aug 26, 2011

Simi M.

Hey ! I am in a similar situation too. I would suggest that for extra moisturizing you could try some natural remedies like using honey on your face. It really helped me and does not cause break out!

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