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made me chuckle but might be good if you lived in a country with terrible tab water

Right. She's dumb

​@@RoadToAesthetics oh truu! That's on my country's bad tap, so this might be actually useful 😲

I also used soap for a long time and that made my skin break out and my skin got so dry and itchy. I realised it later only when my skin got dry and moisturiser didn't work on my skin. I shouldn't have done that to my skin so it's really necessary to avoid using face soap for a long time. I know nothing works better for oily skin to get rid of oils on the face but don't use that, soap are often harsh and don't do good in long term. I still have dry face, the moisture of my skin hasn't recovered still yet and I'm using gentle cleanser. Idk how do I restore my moist skin back. My skin looks like a textured skin now because it has gotten so dry. So I avoid using any kind of concealer or foundation as it'd look worse and flaky.

@@dr.sunflower6336 i don’t know if it will help you but I used the avene cica lotion for my face and the oil Cera ve cleanser and my skin is back ! I also slugged for months . Now I’m using olive oil soap and the avene lotion and on top the Cera ve lotion . I know they say to avoid soap but there is something about the olive oil soap that helps my skin irritation and brightens my skin . Also I’ve been using it for years so my skin is used to it . I no longer exfoliate besides the area of my nose

This is totally random, but if you have noticeable pores, then here's what you can do to reduce the size of them: Fill a bowl with cold water, add like 5‐8 ice cubes, take a deep breath and dip ur nose or any part of ur face that has pores (you can dip ur entire face) Ice helps. Keep ur face or any part of it in the bowl for 10 seconds, and no, not daily. I do not recommend doing it twice or daily if you have sensitive skin.

@@MULTISTANNN__ lmao if you have pores? If you have skin you have pores, if you don’t have pores then you don’t have skin. I’m assuming what you’re trying to say is if you have noticeably large pores lol.

@@ChronicRen I wasn't trying to say that pores r bad or anything. Everyone has them, plus this just REDUCES the size.

i use cerave hydrating cleanser for my dry and sensitive skin, also cetaphil is very good i have their moisturiser it works wonders for my skin

@@enourmoushappiness6226 I can’t use cerave or cetaphil as they have pore clogging ingredients

What I do when I get cystic acne is I steam my face for 10-15 minutes. You can buy a face steamer or use hot water in a bowl and put a small towel over it, then hover your face over the steam it emits. Make sure to do this multiple times a day (and for multiple days). You can also use a warm compress. Both of these techniques will get the pus to rise to the top and it will pop by itself.

Matcha hemp cleanser

Try tretinoin

nah its literally the best thing ever I love it it treats sunburns, soothes damaged skin barriee, literally a life saver

​@@ayesha-mx9qhit's just water.

@@KN-yk9lp really not It cired half my skin concerns in just a couple weeks

@@ayesha-mx9qh It IS just water. Look at the ingredients.

@@ayesha-mx9qhit is just water. But if it does THAT much to your skin. You need to check you tap water and the tap thingy. Or maybe the place where you live just has a bunch of chemicals in the water, it’s just pure water, mineral. It has no impurities. It’s just water. Just not to use your tap water as much and find a difference.

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I think a big factor comparing today and previous generations is the processed foods causing all these abnormal skin reactions. Obviously hormones and other natural things cause acne etc. but in today’s age, the foods we eat contribute probably 80% to what happens to our skin and skin condition

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did you see results?

i saw results in 2 weeks. it works!! all my tiny bumps and sandy texture went away :D @@1.5X_Gamer

Result?

Result please?

Any results sweetheart?

I trust you and yes, it will work

Retinol seems to have destroyed my barrier I used it for 3 months and it just kept getting worse it is not better yet.

@@FrostyIgnition do you use natural remedies or have you ever tried using them?

tysm! i tried a new product and alr have flaking skin, but i will trust u and see what happens!

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@Burhaankhan1555 i use the ceraves acne control cleanser with 2 % salicylic acid in it

@Burhaankhan1555 I use the cerave 2% salicylic acid acne control cleanser

Same did you figure out what to do?

@@josiahhill8106 I only used heavy moisturizer for dryness and used ice to control the redness.. also use hydrating sheet mask it'll help!

azelaic acid helped mine a lot!

I have dry skin I don't breakout

@@ninii394 Dry skin is not the same as barrier dysfunction. Dry skin is a natural skin type when your oil glands aren't all that active. It's not really a disease. Barrier dysfunction (commonly caused by various forms of eczema), is a skin disease with skin inflammation.

@@dralpanamohta I know...I just said I don't breakout being dry skin girl so it's difficult to know if barrier is healthy or not

Can a damaged skin barrier caused by irritation heal on its own if you don’t use anything and leave the skin alone ?

@@Dan24. I left skin for 2-3 months it's better but didn't heal fully

If you overuse an active ingredient or if you are allergic to it your skin barrier will be damaged.

Niacinamide is okay. Propolis is not.

It's milia not damaged barrier cause the oil or any oily products

​@@user-uu1jw8wh3dHow to treat them i get them always since teens imthey r always there if one gets away another comes out on both sides

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