Face Wash For Acne-Prone Skin?!

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Emily G.

Aug 15, 2014

Emily G.

So I have been using this.5% salicylic acid face wash from my pharmacy (kaiser permanente) for about 6 or 7 months now and I'm running out of my fourth bottle. I really wanted to try a different one because my skin doesn't seem as responsive to the salicylic acid (even though I occasionally use it as a spot treatment) compared to when I first started using it. I have combination skin, and it's pretty sensitive😩 nothing over $20 and I really don't want sodium laurel/laureth sulfate in it (or any sulfates at all... my face breaks out horribly), I don't wear face makeup so if doesn't have to be makeup-removing either. I'm SOOOOOO picky about my skin😂 but all recommendations are very appreciated!!😘

Katherine L.

Aug 15, 2014

Katherine L.

I recently switched to this and it's working wonders! I got it at Safeway so you probably can get it at any drugstore.

Shiro M.

Aug 15, 2014

Shiro M.

The body shop tea tree cleanser. Tea tree is good for treating acne.

Olivia B.

Aug 15, 2014

Olivia B.

I got simply moisturizing facial wash really great.

Ellie M.

Aug 15, 2014

Ellie M.

Try this! It cleared my acne right up!

Emily K.

Aug 15, 2014

Emily K.

I agree with Jess I got a sample of Cetaphil for traveling and my acne cleared up even though I was on two 16 hour flights which usually kills my skin. I immediately switched to Cetaphil when I got back and doubt I'll change anytime soon.

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