Breakout Please Help

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Pati L.

Feb 10, 2014

Pati L.

So I started using st. Ives face scrub and I noticed I started to breakout all kinds around my mouth do any of you guys know what I can use as far as a facial cleanser or scrub that'll help?/: tnx

Tara G.

Feb 10, 2014

Tara G.

Apricot scrub on your face is a no no. Miss Traci said so, it's too harsh for your facial and neck area. I'm in the market for a go to facial wash as well I haven't found one I love.

Pati L.

Feb 10, 2014

Pati L.

PTR? sorry I don't know :/

Brittany R.

Feb 10, 2014

Brittany R.

I like to use a lemon sugar scrub, you can get the recipe on Pinterest

Amy B.

Feb 10, 2014

Amy B.

Try urban Veda facial scrub, it's all natural ingredients an there's different types for oily prone or a radiance scrub etc. I use the oily prone one an it really helps to keep my skin clear especially on the chin area

Tara G.

Feb 10, 2014

Tara G.

PTR stands for Peter Thomas Roth, Sephora carries it.

Lisa J.

Feb 11, 2014

Lisa J.

Throw that apricot scrub away immediately!! Raw honey is amazing. The key is RAW! It helps hydrate, and clear breakouts. Put it on like a mask. Leave for 15-20 mins. Wet your fingers and scrub with it while rinsing. My skin looks and feels amazing after.

Ada S.

Feb 11, 2014

Ada S.

Have you ever heard of oat dust? if not its great for break outs I use it when I breakouts and it goes away with in like 2-3 days its so soothing! btw its also a mask as well as a face scrub the website is http://oatdust.com/ I'd show you a pick but I just used mine all a week ago ordering more now!!

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