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Sarah R.

Mar 12, 2014

Sarah R.

So recently I got a sample of Origins Ginzing - It's an "Energy Boosting Moisturizer" I tried it on my wrist and it was fine. Used it on my face and noticed 2 days later all over my forehead was little tiny bumps, thinking I hadn't washed my face well enough I scrubbed it and used proactive. The next day my ENTIRE FACE had them!! Only so much foundation can cover it! What should I do??

Laila C.

Mar 12, 2014

Laila C.

To make the swelling and redness go down wash your face with oatmeal twice a day , I literally swear by this trick it soothes the skin and seriously reduces redness, also use as few products and makeup as possible on your face for the next couple of days. And as for coverage try to find a bb cream for sensitive skin and use a foundation with full coverage where it's really needed.

Sarah R.

Mar 12, 2014

Sarah R.

Thank you so much!! They itch toooo!

Emily W.

Mar 13, 2014

Emily W.

Sounds like you were having a mild allergic reaction and then the harsh proactive irritated it more. Wash with gentle soap, moisturize with a light unscented lotion, and let it be. You can take a benadryl before bed and it will help it go away faster (and help you sleep). Don't exfoliate or try to use more products on it, or it will get worse.

I've had the same thing happen before with face products and it sucks! Hope you feel better.

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