Thank you so much Really.

@@Frank.Stones You're welcome, man.

I do all of these but still can’t get rid of it.

should i avoid oil cleansing too in case of oily acne prone skin??

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Dermatologists are just drug dealers, tryna sell you products

Literally

Yeah bro, good luck treating your genetics. Acne is literally an incredibly controllable problem, but then people read too many unrealistic comments like this and instead of applying a cream on their face for 10 seconds every night go and try "curing" something without a cure by trying 30 different conspiracy theory diets with no evidence or other bs

Not been my experience. I spent 14 years trying all kinds of alternative treatments to cure acne from the "inside". In the end, a Benzoyl Peroxide 5% gel applied for six months nightly literally got rid of all the acne. ALL. It has never come back. Keep your philosophy and hocus pocus logic to yourself!

So how can I cure it from the inside out?

if u pick ur pimples it will leave a scar which is very difficult to get rid of, and if u keep touching ur skin throughout the day u can get more pimples. so if u don’t pick on ur pimples and just let them be or use a spot treatment, they will go away eventually without leaving a mark

only way forward is thru, brother. best of luck

Good luck. We are counting on you.❤

Pls where can I get the acid send a pics

I have smoking friends cigarettes and weed both but they have the clearest skin while all they do is wash their face.

@alisha5673 nah I hear that, but everyone's skin types are different, I wash daily found routines that improve it, but i always get break outs when I'm smoking more

Did it really work? i am going through same can i also use it?

@@harshitajangid1261 yeah it was extremely effective. Was skeptical about the benzoyl peroxide. I read up that it can dry out the skin and cause it to crack, which is why I applied CBD oil infused with coconut oil after the benzoyl had absorbed.

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A weeek ??? Been having a flare up for more than 2 months and can not make it go away 😭😭😭😭

@@somebody7070same girl! I’ve lived my whole life with clear skin and now my face is covered😭 it’s on my cheeks and chin, they start as closed comedones then slowly turn into those painful cystic pimples

Ask your dermatologist to prescribe tretinoin

the most common otc medication that can be used for all of the things you have is adapalene. you can take it without a prescription & can use it all over your face. just make sure you use a PEA sized amount of it on your WHOLE face after washing your face. you can apply it directly 5 mins after washing your face, or you can moisturize, apply it then moisturize again (the sandwich method). apply it only at night & make sure you apply spf the next morning or your skin will become even more sensitive. adapalene is a very mild version of retinoic acid (a derivative of vitamin A) but it can still cause inflammation, so you can start by using it once to twice a week at night, then increase it to more than twice the next week (if your skin is adapting & responding well) then increase it more until you’re able to tolerate it for nightly use. it’s important to moisturize bc it dries ur skin & it’s important to use spf no matter what. DO NOT use more than a pea sized amount bc that wont speed up anything but irritation. seeing results requires patience so please have that & if you can go to a dermatologist & have more severe meds prescribed to you under their supervision then i believe that’s better for you if you wanna be supervised :) hope your skin heals pretty quickly! & in case you’re pregnant, breastfeeding, or planning on becoming pregnant, stop using it 4-6 months prior to your pregnancy plannings.

Use cerave sa cleanser. Basically a salicylic acid cleanser. After that use a good moisturizer with ceramides and oleic acid sometimes called vitamin f. Don’t add toners and serum yet till you deal with the active acne. Your salicylic cleanser should start at a low percentage before going higher. PS 2% is a high percentage. Most importantly wear sunscreen. Tretinoin can be introduced a month to three months after using the above, seems you need to heal your skin barrier, and using tretinoin on broken skin is horrendous. Also learn about how to apply tretinoin using the sandwich method, start with 0.025 every three days a week before going higher. If it’s too harsh switch to adapelene, while using the same application method, because even though it’s less harsh than tret, it can still cause irritation. Don’t use salicylic acid if you start using tretinoin. Stop it momentarily and use a hydrating cleanser, especially if you have dry skin. Most important thing to do is get a good moisturizer for your skin type with those above nutrients, and a good sunscreen. Edit: If you’re using tret, follow the instructions of the comment above me, it’s perfect on how to apply tret

You need a medicated soap like tetmosol

Benzoyl peroxide is very effective. I do not suggest using it as a spot treatment, as you're supposed to leave a thin layer of product on your face. Then you may want to choose between using the gel as a wash, or for longer sessions. If you have sensitive skin, you should leave benzoyl peroxide on your skin for at least 2-3 minutes then wash it off. If this method is too subtle and your skin requires more treatment; leave the application on for 2 hours, then rinse. Don't forget to follow up with the rest of your skincare. A simple noncomegenic, oil and fragrance free moisturizer should do. If no irritation occurs after a few days of conducting this skincare routine, you can increase your quantity of benzoyl peroxide gel by leaving it on overnight, then washing it off in the morning; continue with the rest of your skincare as usual. Using it as a spot treatment will not be effective, as I've tried this before. It does nothing.

you have uneven skin texture and sensitive skin. use as essence right after cleansing. and then before moisturiser, use an exfoliating serum. i use Invity exfoliating serum and they use mandelic acid which is gentle for sensitive skin but still helped me to smoothen out bumpy skin and faded my acne skin. but if you buy, start off using this only 3x nights a week.

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@@user-be4qb3zt1e no one notice my concern :(

Did you hear about fungal acne? This is a different type of acne, that can not be treated like usual acne. I'm from Germany and I learned about this at "hauttief". Maybe you take a look at her website or youtube channel. Wish you good luck with your skin journey!

That sounds like a lot. Salicylic acid and sulfur are drying to the skin by themselves. I wouldn't use them together in the same session. Alternate. Use the salicylic acid in the morning and sulfur in the evening or alternate the days. I usually wash twice - heavy cleanser ( like one with salicylic acid or benzoyl peroxide) first and then a gentle cleanser ( one with hyaluronic acid or some other heavily moisturising ingredient) second. Dried out skin makes acne worse. Moisturised skin barrier keeps the acne away.

mandelic acid! i use Invity's exfoliating serum and they have mandelic acid inside. super gentle and worked wonders for my uneven skin texture.

Me too and I noticed it gets worse every time.

serum

use an exfoliating serum. i use an exfoliating serum from Invity, and it made my skin texture smooth.

Invity retinoid serum.

How are you doing with your acne. I have sensitive skin too

alternate between a cream moisturiser and microemulsion (basically a lightweight moisturiser). if your dry skin is flaking, use cream moisturiser. if your acne is more active , use a microemulsion. for acne prone skin, i found Invity's microemulsion super gentle but moisturises my skin enough to not make my skin dry and does not irritate my skin.

yes, it will irritate the pimple even more. they are very sensitive, you will cause inflammation. i recommed using an exfoliating serum. for pimples, i feel Invity exfoliating serum worked the best and is very gentle so it will not cause any redness either. You can also consider pimple patches.

It is!

they could be skin bumps. use Invity exfoliating serum. I use it to smooth my uneven skin texture and it's my holy grail.

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