Have you every had an issue with scarring, burns or dark spots. If so how did you fix them, I'm sure this will be a journey and sharing is caring! 💜Comment down below. Also What % is your phone on right now!?🔋I'm at 53%

Depending on the state estheticians aren’t allowed to use peels beyond a certain strength unless they are in a Med spa. Also the esty should have tested your first before putting on your face. Also you skin has to be prepped before a peel.

I absolutely love your mentality and your perspective! The way to stayed positive is so motivational. Thank you! I pray for a speedy recovery!

Just 3 mins in and I’m like 😮I’ve been thinking of getting a chemical peel or microneedling for my acne scars butttttttt now I’m like 👀👀👀👀

WOW… OMG. JUST Vaseline or neosporin for burns, no chemicals or drying calamine lotion on burned skin🥴 Find a new esthetician!

From one sensitive skin person to another, I commend you and I'm glad you were able to get through that whole process! For me, less is usually my best bet so that I can see which product is actually causing a reaction or so I dont make a reaction worse. I react to a lot of products and I still haven't learned to test the products on my inner elbow first. 😢😅 I have even had skin reactions to deodorant. 😬 My armpits didn't lighten up from reacting to deoderant until I stopped shaving and started waxing (I reacted so bad to deoderant that they healed super dark.) Anyway, I think you might be using way too many products and you should check with your dermatologist before doing all of that stuff so that your skin can have a chance to heal. I think simple soap and the ointment, and a moisturizer should be all you're doing for about a month. Just my 2 cents. 🤷🏾‍♀️ Usually a skin layer takes about 30 days to replace damaged cells. Manipulating your skin may make it worse. No shade though. If it works for you, I'm glad you can get it working! Yep, I am a sun person too... hard for sensitive skin people if you have a reaction. But staying out of it should help. 🧚🏾‍♀️✌🏾💜

Put the ice pack in a plastic bag. It feels so good and you can "ball" the plastic to make a hand grip.

Lady that is a long process but you can do it 👍🏼👍🏼✌🏼

I tried Proactive and it burned my face up. I just used sensitive skin face wash and Vaseline to shield it and Neosporin in the worst spots.

Sending prayers for healing your way 🙏 what brand of masks are you using?

You are beautiful, and reminds me of my young cousin. Hope you get well soon. I like your positivity ❤

I've dealt with acne since I was 12. I'm now 41 and I noticed that my skin on my face has changed. I no longer have oily skin, but dry. And my skin is super sensitive. I can't use products with retinol or hyaluronic acid. I end up with chemical burns. So anything that burns, you should NOT use. That's what causes the burns and redness. I now use meaningful beauty. So far so good.

I use sensitive Dove, hydrogen peroxide & hydrocortisone. My dark spots and acne cleared up SO MUCH in 6M.

Darn hope you get better hun,love the mug❤

You should get those dollar tree face masks that have gel inside then. I freeze them for my migraine and wear the mask. It’s like an ice pack u don’t have to hold

So sorry this happened to you.

Spot test new products. I always spot test new products on my inner elbow before I trust them to put on my face. Allergies happen.

Dang mama I'm glad you're doing better!!

I’m literally dealing with this right now. I am so sad !!!!!

Little tips: Cut the face mask across the area that sits over the bridge of your nose horizontally so it can lay down flat 🙃

Sensitive skin problems

hughhhhh this happened to me and i freaked out

What was the moisture mask u used ? I am literally suffering in live time looking for the remedy

Aloe Vera

Try eating healthier you won’t ever have to do peels or mask of any kind if you do