Should I stop using this face wash?

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Sandy D.

Aug 29, 2014

Sandy D.

Everytime I use it my face gets red redddd all over and it takes like 30 minutes to cool down...is this normal lol? Should I just continue using it hoping my skin will react better? I mean according to cosdna.com none of the ingredients are irritating or cause acne... :/

Sandy D.

Aug 29, 2014

Sandy D.

Here's a picture :) I've been using this for like 2 weeks now.

Anna B.

Aug 29, 2014

Anna B.

I would stop using it you could be allergic to something in it.

Stacey W.

Aug 29, 2014

Stacey W.

Maybe it's for the best to stop using it. Personally I think they're best when they're alcohol and/or fragrance free. I try no to not wash my face everyday (obviously when I do wear makeup or have a long day out side I do) but just letting your skin get back to normal ph is best for it:)

I say try simple products, they have them here in the UK don't know about where you are :) hope this helps!! Xx

Stacey W.

Aug 29, 2014

Stacey W.

Not makeup I meant foundation*
Also it never should go red unless it claims to somehow exfoliate

Burgandy M.

Aug 29, 2014

Burgandy M.

It also did that to my face I used it for about a week in a half cuz I thought it was doing its thing lol but it sucked.

Georgia O.

Aug 30, 2014

Georgia O.

Stop using it as you may be allergic to it.

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