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Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 11:41:43 No.8686675 View Reply Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8686813 >>8686827 >>8687973

Old one at 300 >>8628695

Just came back from an appointment at a beautician, she said I use too much different products with oils and white wax on my face, she could tell from the sebum on my forehead. Of course she wanted to push the salon's expensive products on me (med beauty swiss) but seemed reasonable most of the time.

what's your opinion on only using oil- and parrafinum/white wax free products on your face? any suggestions?

also: what toner do you guys use?

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 13:45:27 No.8686813 Report Delete

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>>8686675
Depends on what they're for. You shouldn't stop using lip balm, of course, but I don't even know of that many products with white wax.

Maybe she meant parrafinum liquidum (mineral oil)? Which seems sus because it's one of the least comedogenic oils you can use but I guess there's people who break out from that too.

I don't think that many products contain white wax but if you want to be sure just run each one through cosDNA, that should tell you all you need to know.

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Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 13:52:30 No.8686827 Report Delete

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>>8686675

Sebum is completely normal to have on your face. (Fun fact, if you think you have blackheads on your nose, there's a strong chance they're actually sebaceous filaments.)

And one of the best ways to reduce the appearance of any unsightly sebum is massaging your face with oil, including mineral oil (guessing that's the same thing as white wax). And while some people do have bad reactions to mineral oil/white wax, it doesn't sound like you are one of them. So yeah, she's trying to push products on you.

As far as toners go, I just use a PH balanced cleanser, so there's no need for it. Sometimes I like to spray rose water on my face though, but only because it smells really nice.

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Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 14:05:12 No.8686842 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8686874

>Start fancy new asian skincare routine, never had bad skin, but it could be better
>Becomes smoother, less oily and refreshed looking
>eventually develop some strange rash like thing on one side of my mouth, not really a breakout as there are no pimples
>Have stopped new product usage for a few weeks
>no worsening or improvement of signs, still have weird rash thing on one side of my mouth

It should be noted I don't have sensitive skin (in my 24 years of skincare, I've never had a bad reaction to a product, the worst thing would be a cleanser or two drying me out) or any food allergies. It's the most bizarre thing, and the quality and tone of skin overall is great, but I'd be super bummed if one of my products did this.

The symptoms are hard to search, because I keep getting results with pimple like things (which I don't have).

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 14:05:39 No.8686843 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8687989

I've recently moved from a dry, desert climate to Austin's humid heat and I'm really not used to humidity at all. I won't even get into the mess it makes of my curls, but I'm dealing with new skin issues.

First of all, I'd been developing blackheads and oil on my nose that I've never had before. Now, I'm also breaking out on my chin, cheeks, and there's something driving me crazy under my jaw, like by my tonsils.

I don't have a steady skin care routine, I don't wear makeup, I am basically ugly as sin but I used to have nice skin. I know the best thing for it would be a better diet bu I'm struggling with bulimia right now.

Any advice at all would be helpful.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 14:28:39 No.8686874 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8686893

>>8686842
Are any of the products you're using AHA, BHA, Vitamin C, or contains alcohol?

Last year I started with a bunch of Asian skincare products, went through an amazing honeymoon period, and then got some irritation because I was overdoing the treatments. It took a few weeks for the sensitivity to go down, but after that, I made sure to use certain products only a few times a week, and everything was more manageable.

Anonymous

Anonymous Mon 26 Oct 2015 14:37:46 No.8686893 Report Delete

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>>8686874

I believe a peel and powder cleanser I was using were AHA/BHA product, only use the peel once a week and the powder cleanser in the evenings 3 times per week.

And my Vitamin C masks and serum...those were indeed the first things I suspected! I found a few things about Vitamin C being bad if used too much, so I'll probably lighten up on the masks I have. I used some daily mask and a serum a lot for awhile, so I'll use those even more sparingly. I just want to fade the dark spots on my face quickly, but I guess it will take patience. Thanks anon!

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 01:38:51 No.8687973 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690551

>>8686675
About a year ago I switched over to mostly Korean beauty products and skin care and my skin is pretty much flawless now. I highly recommend Benton's aloe BHA toner and snailbee essence. If you are using a western foundation I switch ASAP when I ditched my foundation for Korean BB cream my acne finally cleared up. Skin79 and Misssha signature complete are my favorites.

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Anonymous Tue 27 Oct 2015 01:45:47 No.8687989 Report Delete

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>>8686843
how old are you?

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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 10:01:55 No.8689911 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690061

kinda new to korean skincare, just looking at some bb creams.
what's the difference between the different kinds of missha BB creams? I get perfect cover, but then there's choboyang, signature, vita..
what would you suggest? do I need a bb boomer?

I have my first few wrinkles and the occasional outbreak but sensitive skin in general.

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 11:46:29 No.8689999 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692025

Anyone know how to treat dermatitis herpetiformis on the skin from the hair?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 12:44:10 No.8690061 Report Delete

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>>8689911
Perfect cover is good if you have more to cover up but it isn't as good for your skin. Signature complete is a better formulation for sensitive skin but you will notice less coverage. I have been using just signature complete and a tarte concealer stick for under my eyes and redness around my nose. There is a girl that does a blog littleporcelainprincess and she her reviews were very helpful for me since she has very sensitive skin and orders in bunches of Asian beauty products to review.

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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 13:45:56 No.8690135 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690297 >>8691213 >>8692242

oldfag anon still looking for a moisturizing cleanser rec that won't break the bank and thoughts on exfoliation for older skin.

also wtf does toner do?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 16:08:28 No.8690297 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690543 >>8691004

>>8690135
If you don't have acne the best exfoliation in my opinion is dermaplaneing (basically you shave your face with a eyebrow razor) it takes off all the dead skin and little hairs making your face super smooth!

Are you looking for a foaming cleanser or a oil based one or both?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 19:21:21 No.8690543 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690548 >>8690775

>>8690297
>shaving little hairs
what happens when it grows back? sounds like ingrown acne desaster to me

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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 19:25:31 No.8690548 Report Delete

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>>8690543
Well, nothing. It's just vellus hair - Unless you have a very hairy face.

I just use a normal men's razor, though. I don't trust myself with one of those straight eyebrow razors!

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 19:26:13 No.8690551 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8690775

>>8687973
New to Korean Cosmetiques, but is there foundation for darker skins?

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 22:11:02 No.8690775 Report Delete

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>>8690543
Nope! Just smooth skin and flawless makeup application! But do not try it on am area with acne or you could really hurt yourself.
>>8690551
Not that I know of :/

Anonymous

Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 23:11:41 No.8690841 Report Delete

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I just filled my Amazon cart with Skinfood and Etude House stuff for a bit of a treat - I'm starting a new job soon so I'll probably get this out of the first pay.

I've got

>Skinfood Peach Sake gel emulsion.
>Skinfood Wildberry Milk Cleansing gel.
>Skinfood Peach Sake BB cream light shade.
>Etude House precious mineral BB light shade.
>Skinfood Salmon Dark circle concealer.
>Etude House Surprise Stick concealer.
>Etude House lip scrub.
>Etude House Sweet Recipe All Over colour.
>Etude House Big Eyes maker.

Has anybody had any particularly bad experiences with any of them? Anything I straight up shouldn't bother with?
Especially wondering about the Etude House concealer - I don't do well with really dry concealers (like most sticks) but I just threw it in there to test it out.

>I want to get this lip balm SO BAD but It's like $12 shipped.

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Anonymous Wed 28 Oct 2015 23:23:16 No.8690854 Report Delete

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 00:46:18 No.8690987 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691005

>finally get some of this fabled witch hazel
>it smells terrible
I got the kind with 14% alcohol, since they didn't have the other kind. Is it just because it's cheap, or is it always like this?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 00:55:45 No.8691000 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691032

>>8690854
Etude house is really fun and cute but the quality isn't always that awesome so i wouldn't suggest getting anything that has been marked up a ton.

What I would suggest is since you want to get so many items you might want to take a peak at rose rose shop since their prices are really good and I often find some sellers in amazon are charging 2-3 times or more for the same exact product.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 00:59:25 No.8691004 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691057 >>8691213

>>8690297
yeahhhhh, not shaving my face. i'm pretty hairy already, and i'd like to keep the babyfine stuff on my face basically invisible because i don't touch it.

mostly foaming....i don't really wear makeup except for cosplay so i don't think i really need an oil based one.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 01:00:15 No.8691005 Report Delete

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>>8690987
Probably just smells like witch hazel, it has its own particular stink. Be very careful with putting alcohol based toners on your skin, they can really dry you out and your skin can react by becoming more oily if you use it too often.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 01:08:38 No.8691019 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691207

Any recommendations on a lip scrub for exfoliating mad chapped/chewed on lips? bought or home made is fine

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 01:13:59 No.8691032 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691256

>>8691000
I'll check it out! One big issue is finding stores that will ship to Australia.

I did end up cutting the Etude BB and Concealer out after looking up some reviews - The concealer looks too thick/dry and the BB too watery/thin.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 01:29:04 No.8691057 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691124

>>8691004
Elishacoy Noblesse Naturalism BB All-In-One Cleanser is my favorite, it works very well and is moisturizing.

I know dermaplaneing sounds scary but the entire hair will grow back darker thing is just an urban legend.

Another option is to make a home made salt scrub with a mix of honey salt and oil, this mixture will exfoliate very well so be careful to not rub too hard and start out only once a week.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 02:15:30 No.8691124 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691166

>>8691057
>hair will grow back darker thing is just an urban legend.
it is in fact not come urban legend. i started shaving off the fine hairs on my chin (they were blond and fine) a number of years ago and now when they come back in they are much daker and thicker, making me have to shave every few days so it doesn't look like i have a beard.

does anyone have recs for something i can buy in a store and not over the internet? i'm kind of broke right now and just need a basic foaming cleanser that won't dry out my dry patches further.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 03:07:34 No.8691166 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691168

>>8691124
>A number of years ago.

Before you had finished puberty, perhaps? Your anecdote does not change PLENTY of professional studies.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 03:09:41 No.8691168 Report Delete

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>>8691166
nope, it was sometime when i was in college. in any case, i'd rather not effectively shave my face and "see what happens lolz." it's a dumb idea based on my history.

moving on....how are those silicone scrubby pore thingies? got one to try....think i like it so far.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 04:13:39 No.8691207 Report Delete

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>>8691019
I have heard the lush ones are really good! You can also make a basic scrub with sugar and olive oil.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 04:26:52 No.8691213 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691221

>>8690135
For moisturizing cleanser I really like Decubal. I think it's a Danish brand though and don't know how available they are on other continents.

>>8691004
I've been shaving the baby hairs on my face for two years now and they definitely don't grow back darker or thicker or anything. Also no ingrown hairs or acne. Vellous hairs are pigmentless and whispy; cutting them with a razor isn't magically going to turn them into dark stubbly terminal hairs.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 04:42:02 No.8691221 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691240 >>8691259 >>8692265

>>8691213
well that's nice anon, but that hasn't been my experience...also it didn't happen overnight. i've also been doing it a lot longer than you (over a decade now), so that may be an additional factor. remember, oldfag here. i've had a few ingrowns, but not many.

can anyone PLEASE answer my original question of a good foaming cleanser rec without shaming me for washing my face with soap or telling me i need to shave my face in order to exfoliate??? that seriously can't be the only option...

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 05:23:04 No.8691240 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691282

>>8691221
So you started while you were in college and now it's over a decade later? Honestly it sounds like it could be a hormonal issue. My mom had the same thing issue at a similar age without shaving her face. Cutting the dead part of a hair above the skin simply does not change the nature of its follicle. That's not how it works, biologically. Otherwise anyone who's ever had a haircut would have dark thick hair by now.

Anyway for a good foaming cleanser I stand by Decubal; that shit is the shit. It's very gentle and leaves my skin feeling soft and moisturized rather than squeaky.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 06:07:42 No.8691256 Report Delete

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>>8691032
I liked the precious minerals bright fit bb and didn't have issues with coverage (light to medium depending on how much you put on), but I had to stop using it because it was breaking me out. I used it for a year without issues so I don't know if there was a formula change or whether it was my hormones.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 06:27:14 No.8691259 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691282

>>8691221
Seconding what other anon said. Your hair went dark because of hormonal changes. My aunt got a mustache and nipple hair when she hit mid 30s, where she had literally nothing previously. My mom started getting red hairs in her 30s.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 07:08:45 No.8691282 Report Delete

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>>8691240
>>8691259
it could be hormonal....i've been on BC forever tho, so i'm pretty regulated. also it's not like it JUST went dark like this year...it took maybe a year or two for it to start darkening....and i was only in my early twenties then.

polite sage

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 13:12:35 No.8691625 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8691924

Hey there gulls, I wasn't sure whether this was better for the skincare or makeup thread but I'm sure there's some crossover. I'm picking these up from beautynet korea and aiming for a 50$ budget. Slightly more is ok.

I'm 18, slightly oily T zone with acne problems on forehead and chin and in creases of my nose. Moderate dark circles too cause I never sleep. Right now I'm using cetaphil to clean 2x daily and mary kay velocity moisturizer 2x, which I've almost run out of and is discontiuned. So, I'm looking to buy a nice quality essence to replace it plus some other small things. I'm a sucker for cute packaging but quality is more important. I might buy a 5$ sun cream instead of the 10$ one. So, if you gulls can recommend any samples from that site for me to try or a product that might be good for me, let me know. I don't want anything to be "big ticket" except for the essence, and I don't want to buy 25$ moisturizer without trying a sample set first.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 17:32:31 No.8691924 Report Delete

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>>8691625
Uh I should clarify, I meant emulsion when I said essence. Thin moisturizer. The Mary Kay stuff had a tiny amount of salicylic acid but I really liked it.

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Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 19:03:40 No.8692017 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692278 >>8692661

Acne pigmentation, or dark spots? What's the difference?

I need a product to help.. whatever pic related is all over my cheeks. It started over two years ago and I just thought it was acne but without being bumpy. I don't have any actual pimples or zits on my face, just a bunch of these little red dots. Is it acne pigmentation? or dark spots? I'm so unsure what to look for for a product to fix this, so if anyone has any reccomendations, I would really really love to try them no matter how big the cost.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 19:07:34 No.8692025 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692048

>>8689999
Dermatitis herpetiformis is an autoimmune rash. Do you mean excema?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 19:18:07 No.8692048 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692246

>>8692025
The doctor said I had that of the scalp and it spread to the bridge of my nose, my eyebrows, and parts of my hairline near my forehead. She gave me cream but it's not really doing much good so I'm trying to find other methods to help my skin.

It's not itchy just that when I wash my face it gets all red and irritated (looks like oatmeal flakes) and makes it hard to shave the small hairs on my face too.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 21:54:30 No.8692242 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692265

>>8690135
Toner helps balance your skin's ph after you cleanse it/wash off the built up oils and dirt. It also has slight exfoliating properties and just helps rejuvinate your skin. You use it after washing your face and before moisturizing it.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 21:56:39 No.8692246 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8693184 >>8693186

>>8692048
If it's not itchy, it's not dh, so I'm not sure what the doctor meant lmao. One of the characteristics of dh is that it's maddeningly itchy. Can you post a pic?

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 22:10:11 No.8692265 Report Delete

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>>8691221
Well, for one you shouldn't be washing your face with soap or a foaming cleanser. Both are overly drying and are known to cause irritation. I'd suggest just sticking to a regular cleanser, a super basic standard cleanser is Cetaphil. A good exfoliator are charcoal scrubs, or if you have the money to invest, a Clarisonic can help. The best sorts of exfoliants are chemical exfoliants (AHA/BHAs). But if you're looking for a cheap routine I'd suggest just getting a nice scrub and using it twice, three times max a week. As for moisturizing, invest in a good moisturizer. It's not your cleanser that moisturizes your skin, since the job of a cleanser is to wash away accumulated dirts, oils and such. Toner is used to balance your skin's ph after washing it like >>8692242 said. It also helps gently remove dead skin cells and catch any left over makeup if you wear it. Your final step is then the moisturizer, which is what you seem to want. Invest in a good night cream and standard moisturizer to use during the day. I am assuming you are older (30+) and that you are looking to stem wrinkles and such. Look into Vitamin C serums, since they have a high amount of collagen and promote healing, cell growth, and essentially help fade wrinkles, scars and such.

Basic routine is Cleanse > Tone > Moisturize + exfoliate about twice a week.

Anonymous

Anonymous Thu 29 Oct 2015 22:16:35 No.8692278 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692961

>>8692017
Have you tried an acne cleanser or something with benzoyl peroxide? For the spots on your cheeks, do acne regularly come from them, or does it feel like there is something lying in your skin beneeth those splotches?
Sry, just asking general background stuff to get a better picture. Also your daily routine would be nice to know so we can better help you.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 05:37:24 No.8692661 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8692961

>>8692017
>no matter how big the cost
you should definitely go visit a dermatologist

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 13:07:53 No.8692961 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8693101 >>8693112

>>8692278
I've tried benzoyl washes and I have dry skin, so they make things a lot worse and dry me out. It's not necciserrily acne just more like an acne scar, a pimple will show up every so often around every other month, and once it's gone it leaves one of these red marks.
My routine is wiping off makeup with a makeup wipe, then washing it with a regular fave wash (purity by philosophy), then putting on moisturizer. When I exfoliate its usually two-three times a week and it's a peach/apricot seed scrub, and of course I put on moisturizer after. I scrub my face with a vitamin c mask every-so-often whenever my skin gets reeeally flakey and exfoliators arent solving it. I just want a product that gets rid of my pigmentation.

>>8692661
You're smart. I'm really considering it at this point but I'm embarassed. I feel like it's an easy thing to fix, like drinking more water or fixing up my routine a little bit. So I feel stupid going to a dermo about this. But you're probably right, I should see one.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 14:55:16 No.8693093 Report Delete

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God damnit, to that anon from the previous thread who said they would stab tweezers into their sebaceous filaments and pull them out: fuck you. I keep imagining that when I close my eyes and it's so goddamn disgusting and disfiguring to think about. Why the fuck would you even think to do that?

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 15:03:51 No.8693101 Report Delete

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>>8692961
This sounds like cystic acne, assuming the acne always appears in the same spots, with the spots being hyperpigmentation. Honestly though, go to a dermatologist like the other anon suggested. Assuming that you're a girl, they will test your hormones. Sometimes it's as simple as going on BC. Other times it can be a reaction to things like gluten or dairy, or a severe lack in certain supplements because of your diet. To start, cut out soda and junky stuff from your diet, try to eat healthy and drink a lot of water. Nix the apricot scrub from your routine because that St. Ives apricot and similar scrubs are so irritating they are known to cause further acne. Invest in a toner, browse The Body Shop's online catelog and just read some reviews to get an idea. A very basic toner is Witch Hazel, Thayer's brand being the best because it is alcohol free.
You need spot treatment and scar fading, so I would suggest getting a product with Tea Tree oil in it since that helps dry up active acne and with scars. Vitamin e oil is a cheap way to help treat scars and hyperpigmentation, you can pick up a little bottle at your local drug store and just dip a q-tip in it.

Vitamin c serum is also a huge help with stemming acne and hyperpigmentation. But definitely try to see a dermatologist, that's some pretty severe acne you have going on, and you may need extra internal help to stem in. Sometimes the problem is seriously just shitty genes.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 15:14:41 No.8693112 Report Delete

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>>8692961
Don't be embarrassed, this looks severe enough hat it won't fix itself. A dermo can give you something that works from the inside out, which you can then balance out with good products. Especially as this might look like it can leave scars.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:07:01 No.8693164 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8693187

I've recently started using aloe vera moisturizing gel, but my skin only got worse. I use it every morning and evening.
Should I use it less often? Or apply more or less?

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:28:58 No.8693184 Report Delete

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>>8692246
I'm not sure either. The doctor said it was dh even though I told them that my skin wasn't itchy or my scalp. She gave me some pink shampoo to apply on my face and hair but it's not really doing much. I have to wait a month before I can go back.

Side of my nose. When I clean it, it gets all red and irritated.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:30:02 No.8693186 Report Delete

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>>8692246
another picture.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:33:27 No.8693187 Report Delete

Quoted By: >>8693200

>>8693164
Well, aloe vera gel is the most non irritating anti-inflamatory moisturizer you can get, especially for greasy skin. So I doubt it's that, unless it's the brand you got? Or if you changed anything else in your routine.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:35:05 No.8693191 Report Delete

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What is everyone's opinions on lush's exfoliaters and fresh face masks? I don't think I've ever seen anyone mention them here before.

Anonymous

Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 16:40:38 No.8693200 Report Delete

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>>8693187
I didn't change anything else in my routine.
I may have worded it a bit poorly, my skin does not irritate, but I have been getting more pimples, especially in my greasy t-zone.

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Anonymous Fri 30 Oct 2015 17:02:32 No.8693238 Report Delete

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Was in big need of a new skincare routine so I decided to try innisfree.. Apparently it's super popular so I hope it works out. Really excited about getting everything especially the bha liquid.

Does anyone have any recommendations on handling eczema? Specifically small patches of raised dry/flaky skin. My boyfriend has it and he went to see a dermatologist & got a topical steroid but it didn't seem to help much. He has pretty problematic skin..

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