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Maddie T.

May 13, 2014

Maddie T.

Okay so my dermatologist put me on the acne cleanser and gel. I use CeraVe in the morning and night, AcZone in the morning, then Epiduo at night. My skin is obviously VERY dry and I moisturize my face a lot in the morning. Although my foundation still appears splotchy and I still have dry patches here and there. Anyone know any tips on how to get this to stop?? Thanks!

Reese J.

May 13, 2014

Reese J.

Well first, make sure you use moisturizer with NO fragrance. I use Jergens. And I also get dry skin but if you use Jergens or another moisturizer after you get out of the shower, it works great. I don't know why it works so great when you out it on after a shower but it does. Also do you use a BB cream? Try using a BB cream. I also use a Green Tea Moisturizer from Proactive for my dry spots and by the morning they are gone. Let me know if this helps!

Mae V.

May 13, 2014

Mae V.

^ what she said. For applying powder foundation I like flat top brushes the best. After getting the product on the brush start on the middle of the face. Make sure to really blend it in and alternate between clockwise and counterclockwise wise.

Maddie T.

May 13, 2014

Maddie T.

Okay thanks!

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