I'm Breaking Outtt, Advice Pleaae.

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Stephanie S.

Jul 18, 2014

Stephanie S.

I have never broke out like this before. I'm wondering why I am now. about a month ago I used the murad black head remover system samples I got from sephora. I applied it to my nose and the apples of my cheek and the place I'm breaking out. it was fine until about a week ago. last Thursday I lost a very good friend of mine, like a brother to me in a car accident and people are telling me I'm breaking out because of stress. what can I do to relieve my face. what should I use. I'll attach a pic of where I'm breaking out and its on both sides.

Chelsea V.

Jul 18, 2014

Chelsea V.

Cleanse it day and night and don't touch it. Place an icepack or frozen peas pack on it to reduce the redness!

Nicole B.

Jul 18, 2014

Nicole B.

If it's along your jaw line it might be hormonal, I would suggest going to a dermatologist to see if they can help.

Nicole B.

Jul 18, 2014

Nicole B.

But deff like Chelsea said ice helps as well!

Brenda P.

Jul 18, 2014

Brenda P.

hmmmm

Stephanie S.

Jul 18, 2014

Stephanie S.

Thanks I'll try that, do you ladies have a good cleanser to suggest?

Nicole B.

Jul 19, 2014

Nicole B.

My face is really sensitive and gets aggravated by a lot of cleansers and turns red, so far cetaphil has been the best for my face! I'm not sure about how it would control breakouts but a lot of cleansers have salycylic acid in them and that irritates my face a lot.

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